Cashel

Cashel v. Industrial Accident Commission

Good Law
1926 Cal. App. LEXIS 50·80 Cal. App. 388·250 P. 691
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 21, 1926Docket No. 5702.California1,295 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Sturtevant, J.

Prior to November 8, 1924, Miss Lois H. Coll was in the employment of the Palo Alto Hospital. On November 29, 1924, she died and the cause of her death was, as recited in the death certificate, “acute rheumatic fever broncho pneumonia streptococcic septicemia (streptococcus viridano).” Later the petitioner, her mother, filed an application with the defendant Commission asking that her claim for burial expenses and medical and hospital expenses be established. The Commission thereafter made its award that the applicant take nothing. The petitioner applied for a rehearing, that application was denied, and thereafter the petitioner applied to this court for a writ of review. Subsequently an alternative writ was issued and on the tenth day of September, 1926, the defendants filed their return. No objection regarding the form or the contents of said return has been made.

The grounds on which the petitioner applies to this court are stated by petitioner as follows:

Having stated her grounds as quoted above, the petitioner proceeds to elucidate each one. Except as hereinafter stated, the grounds stated by petitioner under the letters a, e, d, e, and f are conclusions of the petitioner;…

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