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Evangelical Deaconess Hospital of Lincoln v. State of Illinois

8 Ill. Ct. Cl. 291 Illinois Court of Claims Filed 1934-12-11 No. 2411
Disposition: (No. 2411-Claimant awarded $172.67.) Award: $172.67
Cite as: Evangelical Deaconess Hospital of Lincoln v. State of Illinois, 8 Ill. Ct. Cl. 291 (1934)
Legacy General 8 awarded 1930s Evangelical Deaconess Hospital of Lincoln v. State of Illinois 8 Ill. Ct. Cl. 291 1934-12-11 (No. 2411-Claimant awarded $172.67.) /opinions/v08-p0281-1/

EVANGELICAL DEACONESS HOSPITAL OF LINCOLN, ILLINOIS, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent.

Case summary

The claimant sought an award for services or damages, and the court allowed an award of $172.67, referencing the reasoning in a related case, Dr. Charles J. Hutton, No. 2407.

Claim type: Other

Cases cited: Dr. Charles J. Hutton, No. 2407

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Headnotes

  1. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT-necessary first aid, medical, surgical and hospital services-when award made for. The facts in this case are set forth in Hutton vs. State, No. 2407, post, and the opinion in that case applies herein.

[*202] The facts in the case of Evangelical Deaconess Hospital are fully set forth in the case of Dr. Charles J. Hutton, No. 2407, decided at the present term of this court and the reasons for the allowance of an award are therein stated. To save repetition reference is, therefore, made to that cause.

An award is herein allowed in favor of Deaconess Hospital of Lincoln, Illinois, in the sum of $172.67.

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