J. I. Case Co. v. Industrial Commission

On the 24th day of November, 1925, Bernard Flanigan, while in the employ of the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company, predecessor of the plaintiff corporation, sustained an accident, resulting in some permanent disability to his right arm. The employer made monthly payments of workmen’s compensation to the employee until November *57512, 1928, at which time the Industrial Commission wrote to the employer and employee that, as there appeared to be no dispute between the parties, and that compensation was being paid to the employee on the basis of a report made by one Doctor Wagner, dated June 14,…