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§ 97-68 — Controverted medical questions

North Carolina·Ch. 97 Workers' Compensation Act
The Industrial Commission may at its discretion refer to the advisory medical committee controverted medical questions arising out of occupational disease claims other than asbestosis or silicosis. (1935, c. 123; 1955, c. 525, s. 4.)

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