The award was based on a finding that claimant suffered from an osteo-arthritic condition of both knees as an occupational disease due to the nature of his employment. The board also found that his disability was a natural and unavoidable result of an accident and the aforesaid occupational disease. Appellants contend that osteo-arthritis is not an occupational disease within the meaning of the statute; and in any event was not contracted more than twelve months prior to...
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