| Mass. | Mar 8, 1919
The crucial question on this record was whether certain physical ailments of the employee had any causal connection with a fall from a swivel chair in which she was sitting in the course of her employment by a subscriber under the workmen’s compensation act. The single member and the Industrial Accident Board found that there was no causal connection. That was a pure question of fact. Its decision was wholly for the board, whose conclusion under these circumstances cannot be reversed. Pigeon’s Case, 216 Mass. 51" date_filed="1913-10-22" court="Mass." case_name="Pigeon's Case">216 Mass. 51. McCarthy’s Case, 231 Mass. 259.
Decree affirmed.