Teal v. Potash Company of America
New Mexico Supreme Court
1DissentMcGHEE, Justice
I am convinced the majority opinion is erroneous and is based upon erroneous reasoning. I made a thorough examination of the transcript and attach hereto as an appendix an abstract wherein is set forth a digest of all of the testimony of claimant’s witnesses and case. About the evidence in summation, it can only be said (1) the cause of death was never established by anybody; (2) except for the acid smell in the No. 4 ball mill, there was no condition or exertion unusual to the employment; and (3) the most Dr. Salmon would say was that the exertion by Teal and the conditions of his work could…
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