Bailey v. Humrickhouse

Appellee filed a claim with, the Industrial Board against appellant for compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act for injuries sustained by appellee on June 4, 1924, when he slipped and fell from the roof of a garage.

The cause was first submitted to, and the evidence heard by, one member of the Industrial Board, who made a finding to the effect that the employment of appellee was casual and an award that he was not entitled to compensation. Afterward, and on the same evidence, the full board reviewed the evidence and, by a majority of its members, reversed the finding and award of the…