Liberty Mutual Insurance v. Clay

1. Where, after an award of compensation for a total incapacity to work, resulting from an injury to an employee’s leg, had been made in accordance with the provisions of section 30 of the workmen’s compensation act, and the employer and the insurance carrier had appealed from the award to the superior court, the appeal was sustained and the case "remanded to the industrial commission with instructions that they ascertain and determine the permanent partial loss of use of the leg as specified in section 32 of the compensation act,” the award, in so far as it awards compensation, is affirmed,…