Kuhr v. Willan

On December 3, 1928, the Industrial Board, on application of appellee, entered an award of compensation because of an injury received by him while working for appellant. This award was for “$8.80 per week, beginning on the 12th day of May 1928, and to continue during the period of plaintiff’s total disability resulting from the injury, not exceeding 500 weeks.” Appellee had suffered an injury to his right eye, and the board expressly retained jurisdiction for the purpose of determining the degree of permanent loss of the vision of the injured eye. Appellee filed a copy of this award in the…