Stancliff v. H. B. Davis Co.

In an appeal from a decision of the Industrial Accident Commission that the death of an employee was not the result of an accidental injury, the parties stipulated that the only question to be answered by the lower court, and this Court, is the legal sufficiency of the evidence. If the lower court found the evidence legally insufficient to permit a finding that the employee sustained an accidental injury or that his death was the result thereof, it was to answer the issues in favor of the employer and the insurer, and if it found to the contrary, in favor of the claimant. It found that the…