Pacific Employers Insurance v. West

Gardner, Presiding Judge.

1. Counsel for the plaintiff in error makes three contentions in his brief, the first of which is that the findings of fact are not sufficient in law to support an award granting compensation for the reason that there is not listed in the findings of, fact the evidence pertaining to the exertion of the claimant. The director stated: “I find as a matter of fact claimant has shown exertion on the part of the deceased and further that he died of a ‘heart failure.’ There was no evidence to refute the exertion, and no competent evidence to show an intervening cause which…