McLean's Case

The evidence warranted the finding of the Industrial Accident Board that the employee, John McLean, received a personal injury which arose out of and in the course of his employment on December 12, 1914, by reason of which he was incapacitated totally for work until April 15, 1915, and partially until July 1, 1915; that as a result of conditions arising from his accident and consequent inability to work, he went to his home in Nova Scotia on December 15, 1914; that before going he told his foreman, McDonald, that he was hurt and that McDonald said, “Yes I heard you did;” (“The record shows…