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· 5/14/1968

Fruehauf Corp. v. Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board

Citations

  • 68 Cal. 2d 569
  • 440 P.2d 236
  • 68 Cal. Rptr. 164
  • 33 Cal. Comp. Cases 300
  • 1968 Cal. LEXIS 186

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  • an employee whose work involved heavy lifting, twisting, and bending which resulted in three protruded lumbar disks, suffered an occupational disease
  • an employee whose work involved heavy lifting, twisting, and bending which resulted in three protruded lumbar disks, suffered an occupational disease
  • where latent injuries are involved, the time for filing a compensation claim commences to run when it becomes reasonably discoverable and apparent that claimant has sustained a compensable injury
  • back condition from repeated bending, twisting, and lifting of seventy-five to eighty pound weights
  • back condition from repeated bending, twisting, and lifting of seventy-five to eighty pound weights

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Judges: Mosk

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