Williams v. Industrial Accident Board

On September 6, 1930, the plaintiff, while in the employ of the Montana Coal and Iron Company at Washoe, Montana, was injured. That company was then enrolled under Plan 3 of the Workmen’s Compensation Act.

Thereafter application was made to the respondent for compensation on account of the injuries thus suffered. Investigation having been made by the board, the plaintiff was awarded $18.00 per week, and that amount paid for twenty-five weeks. In March, 1931, a question arose as to whether plaintiff was entitled to further compensation, and in order to learn the facts in that regard, the board…