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· 4/18/1963

Ashenbrenner v. Department of Labor & Industries

Citations

  • 380 P.2d 730
  • 62 Wash. 2d 22
  • 1963 Wash. LEXIS 296

How courts have described this case

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  • the law in effect at the time of injury controls the rights of claimants under the workers' compensation act
  • in workers' compensation actions, the law in effect at the time of the injury is applicable
  • rights of workmen’s compensation claimants are controlled by law in force at time of injury rather than by law which becomes effective subsequently
  • in workers' compensation actions, the law in effect at the time of the injury is applicable
  • rights of claimants to disability compensation is determined according to law in force when claimant was injured rather than by a law that becomes effective subsequently
  • \It is obviously the duty of this court to interpret the statute in question.\

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