Michigan Quartz Silica Co. v. Industrial Commission

The Industrial Commission, because of “unintentional deviation” from the rule laid down here, fixed the period of the time of accident as a period at least six months prior to June 9, 1932. In this case it is to be noted that the period of employment was continuous and that the legal relation of the claimant Wendt to his employers' underwent no change prior to the time he quit work on June 9, 1932, because of his disability. It is quite probable that except for the fact that a new insurance carrier went upon the risk on May 18, 1932, no controversy would have arisen. However, because of this…