Wammack v. Root Manufacturing Co‪.‬

The opinion of the court was delivered by This was a workmen's compensation case. The commissioner found
that as a result of accident sustained in the [184 Kan. 368]
course of his employment claimant sustained injury to his left
thumb, resulting in total loss thereof by amputation between the
distal and proximal joint, and injury to his right thumb, which
resulted in the permanent loss of 50 per cent of its use. He also
found injury was confined to the thumbs and should be compensated
as two scheduled injuries. Thereupon he entered an award on that
basis. Claimant appealed to the district court which approved the
findings and award of the commissioner and entered judgment
accordingly. Hence this appeal.