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Louisiana. Note 328 328 . Sufficiency of evidence , generally , hernia , employment Evidence that employee sustained hernia while at work was insufficient to justify com- pensation . Harrington v . Sears , Roebuck & Co. , App.1934 , 155 ...
Louisiana. Note 328 328 . Sufficiency of evidence , generally , hernia , employment Evidence that employee sustained hernia while at work was insufficient to justify com- pensation . Harrington v . Sears , Roebuck & Co. , App.1934 , 155 ...
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... evidence , to recover workers ' compen- sation benefits ; proof by preponderance of evi- dence is sufficient when evidence , taken as whole shows that facts sought to be proved are more probable than not . Weeks v . Buffington Corp ...
... evidence , to recover workers ' compen- sation benefits ; proof by preponderance of evi- dence is sufficient when evidence , taken as whole shows that facts sought to be proved are more probable than not . Weeks v . Buffington Corp ...
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... evidence 76 Dermatitis In general 23 Burden of proof 59 Evidence 79 Former employer's liability 14 Preexisting conditions 19 Prescription 52 Recurrence 24 Disabled from working Asbestosis 27 Prescription 45 Disability 20-22 In general ...
... evidence 76 Dermatitis In general 23 Burden of proof 59 Evidence 79 Former employer's liability 14 Preexisting conditions 19 Prescription 52 Recurrence 24 Disabled from working Asbestosis 27 Prescription 45 Disability 20-22 In general ...
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