Industrial Commission v. Schick

*320OPINION

By SHERICK, J.

We are of the opinion that the claim of the defendant' in error is sound. The charge, as requested, is not a complete charge. It was not the claim of the claimant that the injury was the proximate and sole cause of the decedent’s death. The facts in this case show that the injury received and the long period of suffering endured created a heart disturbance shortly thereafter, and which may be said to be the primary cause of death. Death, however, was contributed to by the injury sustained and which is in the direct line of causation.

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