Claimant was long employed as a waiter whose routine work required the lifting and carrying of laden trays weighing about 30 pounds. The board's finding is that his employment activities resulted in a bilateral inguinal hernia. The medical evidence is in agreement that claimant's occupation could produce the hernial condition. The board was not required because of evidence of a specific inceptive incident to classify claimant's condition as an accidental injury as appellants...
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