Sandburn v. Hall

Appellant filed his application for workmen’s compensation. The Industrial Board entered an award that he take nothing thereby, and he seeks a review of that award.

The board, with one member not concurring, found:

“That on the 25th day of July 1949, plaintiff was performing services both casual and not in the course of employers’ regular business for the defendant herein. That on said date plaintiff sustained accidental injuries while performing such services when a piece of plaster fell into plaintiff’s left eye resulting in the loss of the industrial vision thereof.”

Appellant points out that…