State ex rel. Shelley v. Industrial Commission

By the Court.

On December 19, 1930, Ben Shelley sustained an electric shock in the course of his employment as an electrician of an employer which had complied with the Workmen’s Compensation Law. On application to the Industrial Commission for 'medical expenses only, they were allowed and paid.

Claiming that he became totally disabled on July 10, 1931, he filed an application for modification of award on October 17, 1931, which was denied for the reason that from “the medical proof of record there is no basis' for making an award * * * due to the injury,” and later that application was…