Johnson v. Industrial Commission

Shortly after respondent was injured he applied to the Industrial Commission for compensation, and the. proceedings under this application were conducted without notice to the attorney general of the existence of the claim. The commission awarded compensation on January 19, 1934. On July 13, 1934, the commission set aside its former award as invalid on the theory that sufficient and proper notice of the claim had not been given the state. Thereafter, and upon due notice to all parties, the matter was re-examined. Upon the hearing the commission found as matters of fact:

“That the day of the…