Legal Opinion
Kleener Coal Company v. Hamilton
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided July 5, 1961No. 39440PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BLACKBIRD, Vice Chief Justice.
'Challenged by the employer, as lacking evidentiary basis, are the trial tribunal’s findings relative to the extent of claimant’s temporary and permanent disability.
On October IS, 1955, claimant admittedly sustained an accidental injury to his back while engaged in employer’s coal mine at Bokoshe, Oklahoma. He received extensive hospital and outpatient treatment from Dr. K. of Fort Smith, Arkansas, in whose active care he remained until about December 5, 1956. On his final examination, Dr. K. estimated claimant’s permanent disability at 10 per cent to the body as…
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