Maryland Casualty Company v. Kravig

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Day.

This is a workmen’s compensation case. We will refer to the parties as “employer,” “claimant” and “Commission.”

Claimant was granted three hearings. At the first hearing the claimant, a witness who was at or near him at the time he claims to have been “hurt,” and a relative all testified. The referee then continued the matter to a second hearing, at which was taken the testimony of two doctors who saw claimant immediately after the incident forming the basis of this claim. On this evidence, details of which will be later discussed with more particularity, the referee…