· 4/8/1963
Skinner v. Industrial Commission
Citations
- 381 P.2d 253
- 152 Colo. 97
- 1963 Colo. LEXIS 382
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- appellate courts should uphold a correct result, even if the trial court’s reasoning was incorrect
- even if Industrial Commission's reasoning was erroneous, appellate court will not reverse if the Commission arrived at the right result
- order which reached correct result affirmed even if wrong reason given
- correct result reached for incorrect reasons should be affirmed
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Judges: Sutton
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