Glodowski v. Industrial Commission

Appellant contends that the finding, “The silicosis from which the applicant suffers is nondisabling in nature” is not such a finding as sec. 102.18, Stats., demands. He insists that to be valid the findings must contain more detail to demonstrate that the silicosis is nondisabling and, as it stands, the so-called finding is not a finding of fact but is a mere conclusion. The details which appellant wants are evidentiary facts upon which the ultimate fact of disability or nondisability might depend; but the commission is not required by statute to make findings of evidentiary facts. The facts…