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Provided , however , in case the final action of such board denies the right of the claimant to participate at all in such fund on the ground that the injury was self - inflicted or on the ground that the accident did not arise in the ...
Provided , however , in case the final action of such board denies the right of the claimant to participate at all in such fund on the ground that the injury was self - inflicted or on the ground that the accident did not arise in the ...
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The provision is explicit , that , if the final action of the board denies the right of the claimant to participate at all in such fund , he may appeal . There is nothing to indicate that a limitation is placed on the word " claimant .
The provision is explicit , that , if the final action of the board denies the right of the claimant to participate at all in such fund , he may appeal . There is nothing to indicate that a limitation is placed on the word " claimant .
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| Title | Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volume 96 |
| Author | Ohio. Supreme Court |
| Contributor | Ohio. Supreme Court Commission |
| Publisher | Robert Clark, 1918 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Aug 2007 |
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