Commercial Standard Insurance Company v. Curry

PEDEN, Justice.

Workmen’s Compensation case concerning the proof of causal connection between the onset of the claimant’s disability and the work he had been doing. The insurance carrier’s appeal from a judgment for the plaintiff is directed to the evidence offered to support the first special issue, which was:

“Do you find from a preponderance of the evidence that a producing cause of the cerebrovascular stroke suffered by Andrew Curry on April 30, 1967, was over-exertion, if any, from his work at Kaphan’s ?”

The appellant asserts that there was no evidence to support the submission of such…