Hall v. Industrial Commission

I do not join the main opinion because it violates the Court’s standard of review for factual issues. That standard precludes the substitution of our judgment for that of the Commission.

The Commission’s findings are not to be overturned unless they aré arbitrary or capricious, wholly without cause, contrary to the one inevitable conclusion from the evidence, or without any substantial evidence to support them.1 Application of this standard to the facts of the instant case dictates «affirmance of the order of the Commission.

The facts, as conceded by Hall, follow. Hall had not experienced any…