271 Mass. 38 | Mass. | 1930
No error of law is disclosed on this record. There is no dispute that the employee died suddenly on August 2, 1928, while receiving payments under an agreement with the insurer for injury received on May 27, 1928. The essential question is whether or not there was a causal relation between the injury on May 27 and the death on August 2, 1928. The single member and the board on review found that there was. This finding of fact is final. It must stand if there is evidence to support it. Pigeon’s Case, 216 Mass. 51. Gilson’s Case, 254 Mass. 460. Wooldridge’s Case, 254 Mass. 483. Crown’s Case, 254 Mass. 496. Johnson’s Case, 258 Mass. 489, 493.
The insurer contends that the finding is based only “on guess, speculation, and conjecture.” No autopsy was had. The evidence apart from testimony of the .injury received
It follows that the order must be
Decree affirmed.