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· 1/22/1972

Jackson v. Stevens Well Service

Citations

  • 493 P.2d 264
  • 208 Kan. 637
  • 1972 Kan. LEXIS 484

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  • two scheduled injuries coupled with an unscheduled injuiy and a finding the employee was totally disabled permitted an award of temporary total disability benefits rather than scheduled benefits
  • two scheduled injuries coupled with an unscheduled injury and a finding that the employee was totally disabled permitted an award of temporary total disability benefits rather than scheduled benefits
  • court included secondary shoulder disability in determining claimant's award for primary injury to his hands, concluding that claimant had suffered a general body disability rather than a scheduled injury
  • injured hands, resulting in tendinitis in shoulder; held to be unscheduled

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Judges: Owsley

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