Gallagher v. Industrial Commission

The appellant contends on this appeal there is undisputed evidence that the appellant was suffering from a traumatic neurosis and it was the commission’s duty to ascertain the extent and duration thereof. Relying on Johnson v. Industrial Comm. (1958), 5 Wis. (2d) 584, 93 N. W.(2d) 439, the appellant argues the case should be sent back to the Industrial Commission to determine that issue. The attorney general contends the issue cannot be raised on appeal in this court because it was not presented or tried before the Industrial Commission and the findings were based on other evidence. The…