Byouk v. Industrial Commission

In this controversy the Industrial Commission found that as the result of injuries arising from a compensable coal mining accident, plaintiff in error claimant sustained permanent partial disability equivalent to sixty per cent as a working unit, and ordered defendant in error employer, a self insurer, to pay compensation therefor to the aggregate extent of $3,640, the maximum permitted by section 357, chapter 97, ’35 C.S.A., covering awards for compensation for permanent partial disability. Upon the basis of the weekly payments fixed, the award would be fully paid in about five years from…