International Paper Co. v. Langley

I do not agree with the majority opinion in this case. It is clear to me, ás I interpret the evidence in this case, that the appellee’s heart attack on June 5, 1967, occurred when he was pulling bags off a conveyor belt rather than because he was pulling bags off a conveyor belt. As I view the record, there is no substantial evidence that the appellee’s overall heart condition was any worse immediately after the attack on June 5 than it was immediately before, and certainly I find no evidence at all that the appellee’s overall disability because of his heart condition was caused or aggravated…