Cosgrove's Case
153 N.E. 547, 257 Mass. 343, 1926 Mass. LEXIS 1342
Opinion
The single member found that it was a matter of conjecture whether the alleged injury of the employee was attributable to or connected with his employment. That finding was adopted and affirmed by the board. This was a question of fact dependent upon the view taken of the testimony. It must stand. McCarthy’s Case, 231 Mass. 259. Pass’s Case, 232 Mass. 515. The insurer on the record made no binding admission.
Decree affirmed.
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Cosgrove's Case, 153 N.E. 547, 257 Mass. 343, 1926 Mass. LEXIS 1342 (Mass. 1926).
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