Industrial Commission v. Ripke

This case was tried under the "Workmen’s Compensation Act as it existed prior to July 15, 1925. No question of appealability or jurisdiction was raised at any time.

The Court of Appeals found prejudicial and reversible error “in those portions of the charge making it necessary to any recovery by plaintiff that he prove permanent total disability.”

To reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeals the commission prosecutes error to this court and urges that the trial court did not err; that the charge was warranted by the issues raised by the pleadings; that if error intervened it was harmless;…