Queen City Dinette Co. v. Grant
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
GARDNER, Commissioner.
Sharlin Grant sustained a back injury while an employee of Queen City Dinettes, Inc. Application for adjustment of her claim was filed with the Workmen’s Compensation Board and in due course Special Fund was made a party defendant since apportionment might be ordered.
In an opinion and award dated November 23, 1970, the Board found Mrs. Grant to be 75 percent permanently partially disabled, 5 percent due to the trauma (to be paid by the employer), and 70 percent due to the arousal of a dormant nondisabling disease condition into disabling reality (to be paid by Special…
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