Claimant appeals from a workmen’s compensation award of 30% disability granted him by the district court.
The only effort made to attack the findings is tо relate part of the testimony, which the claimant urges required different findings to be made by the trial court. This attempt is in no sense in complianсe with Supreme Court Rule 15(6) (§ 21-2-1(15) (6), N.M.S.A.1953), and, therefore, will not be considered. Under such circumstances, in accordance with our long-standing rule, the findings as mаde by the trial court are the findings before us. Rone v. Calvary Baptist Church, 1962,
The trial court found, insofar as mate•rial, that the claimant wаs thirty-one years old, with a high-school education, and during his lifetime had beеn employed as a miner, welder and mechanic, and was emplоyed by the defendant corporation as a miner; that the claimаnt suffered a compensable injury on November 30, 1959, and received compensation until May 7, 1960; that from that date until December 13, 1961, claimant was employed by the defendant, first in a janitorial capacity and lаter as a relief-hoist man; that the claimant performed his tasks in a sаtisfactory manner, and that he was not, by reason of his injuries, disabled from the tasks required; that the payment of wages during this period was based upоn the services performed; that the employment was in good faith аnd of value to the employer; and that the claimant voluntarily left his еmployment on December 13, 1961, but that the termination was not the result of his inability to perform the tasks required. The court then 'found that claimant’s earning capacity, based upon his physical condition as a result of his injury, was decreased 30%, and, further, that the decrease in his actual еarnings as a result of the injury was 26%.
From these findings, the court concluded that the plaintiff was entitled to judgment in the amount of 30% of $38.00 per week for a period of 500 weeks, less the number of weeks for which compensation had already been paid.
It is argued that the failure of the trial cоurt to make findings as to functional disability, employability in the open markеt, ability to pass pre-employment physicals, pain and suffering while еngaged in gainful employment, and employer’s sympathy, constitutes fundamеntal error. In this regard, claimant maintains that the findings actually made as tо decrease in wages, reduction of earning capacity, and medical disability, are not sufficient. We cannot agree. There is no necessity, nor is it proper, for the trial court to make such evidentiary findings as claimant avers. Section 21-1-1(52) (B) (a) (2), N.M.S.A. 1953; cf. Industrial Supply Co. v. Goen, 1954,
It is apparеnt from the trial court’s findings that full consideration was given to the decrease of claimant’s earning capacity or ability, and that this was not limited to, nor did it necessarily follow from, the finding of partial impairment of the body function. We perceive nothing from the findings of this case which would bring it in conflict with Lozano v. Archer, 1962,
The judgment will be affirmed. It is so ordered.