JACKSONVILLE GAS COMPANY, A CORPORATION, AND AETNA CASUALTY & SURETY COMPANY, A CORPORATION,
v.
BEN BRONSON
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The Florida Supreme Court reversed a circuit court's judgment that had overturned an Industrial Commission order denying further compensation to an injured employee. The court found the evidence insufficient to support the circuit court's reversal.
No, the circuit court erred in reversing the Industrial Commission's order. The evidence was insufficient to sustain the circuit court's judgment.
“We have examined the evidence in its entirety and find it insufficient to sustain the judgment appealed from, therefore the judgment is reversed.”
This quote states the Supreme Court's conclusion regarding the evidence and the basis for its decision.
A claimant was injured during employment and received compensation. Believing he was still disabled, he applied for a hearing. The deputy commissioner…
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This appeal is from a judgment of the circuit court reversing an order of the Florida Industrial Commission.
Claimant was injured within the course of his employment and received compensation for a period of time, recognized by his employer as covering his disabilities. The claimant being of the opinion that he was further disabled applied for a hearing which was granted.
The deputy commissioner heard the testimony for both parties and found that the testimony preponderated adversely to the claimant and so found. This finding was approved by the full commission. On appeal to the circuit court the findings of the deputy commissioner and the full commission were reversed.
We have examined the evidence in its entirety and find it insufficient to sustain the judgment appealed from, therefore the judgment is reversed.
Reversed.
BUFORD, C. J., TERRELL and CHAPMAN, JJ., concur.
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