Lindsay v. County of San Diego Retirement Board

Upon the original hearing before respondent County of San Diego Retirement Board (hereinafter referred to as Board), it appeared that petitioner was employed by the County of San Diego as a deputy sheriff from 1949 to 1962; that petitioner suffered from a duodenal ulcer for approximately six years before his retirement; that following surgery petitioner developed a condition known as the dumping syndrome; and that petitioner had thereby become permanently incapacitated for the performance of his duties. The evidence of the causal relationship between petitioner’s job and his condition…