It is conceded that claimant, a cleaning woman, sustained a bilateral subdural hematoma and that she would be entitled to the compensation benefits awarded if this injury resulted from an industrial accident. The issue in dispute is whether the injury was caused when in March of 1971 she hit her head on a sink as she was cleaning the floor of the employer's premises or from a subsequent fall from bed and thus not in the course of employment. While the medical testimony and...
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