Appellant-employer contends that appellee-claimant's workmen's compensation claim cannot be considered as having been controverted under the terms of the Workmen's Compensation Act and, for that reason, it has no liability for fees for appellee Henning's attorney. The basis for this contention is that appellant, within the time allowed it after the claim was filed with the commission, advised the secretary...
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