Burdick v. United States Finishing Co.

The finding and award as amended by the ruling on claimant’s motion to correct, is not, in all its particulars, a finding of facts. For instance, in the second line of the seventh paragraph, the words “it is his contention that” is not a statement of fact any more than is the statement that “the claimant failed to sustain the burden of proving that he suffered from nitrous fume poisoning arising out of and in the course of his employment”, or that “the claim of the claimant is overruled and those of the respondents are sustained.”

While it may well be that a finding of the subordinate facts as…