Clayton v. Department of Labor & Industries

The issue here presented is the sufficiency of the evidence to support a jury’s finding that the extent of the claimant’s “permanent partial disability resulting from aggravation of the condition caused by his September 24, 1937, injury between May 15, 1946, and October 4, 1951,” was 22.75%. From the judgment entered on that finding of the jury, the department of labor and industries appeals. The claimant, respondent in this court, has filed no brief and made no argument.

There is no merit in the department’s contention that the questions asked did not, as required by the Laws of 1951, chapter…