Travelers Ins. Co. v. Blazier

McDONALD, Chief Justice.

Appellee was awarded judgment for $950 as workmen’s compensation in a non-jury trial. He alleged in substance that on February 2, 1948, he suffered a heat stroke and that as a result of the heat stroke and the weakened and exhausted condition which followed he contracted polio. He further alleged that “as a result of such afflictions” he suffered ten weeks total and thirty weeks fifty per cent partial disability.

The trial court found that he suffered the alleged heat stroke on September 2, 1948, that he was exposed to a greater hazard and liability to sun stroke or…