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STATE COMP. FUND v. MAR PAC HELICOPTER

1 CA-IC 3616.

156 Ariz. 348 (1987)

752 P.2d 1

STATE COMPENSATION FUND, Petitioner Carrier, v. MAR PAC HELICOPTER CORPORATION, Respondent Employer, The Industrial Commission of Arizona, Respondent, The Industrial Commission of Arizona, c/o No Insurance Department, Respondent Carrier, James A. McDonald, Respondent Employee.

Court of Appeals of Arizona, Division 1, Department D.

Reconsideration Denied November 19, 1987.

Review Denied April 19, 1988.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Robert K. Park, Chief Counsel State Compensation Fund by John R. Greer, Teri A. Thomson, Phoenix, for petitioner carrier.

Dennis P. Kavanaugh, Chief Counsel, Phoenix, for respondent The Industrial Com'n of Arizona.

Jerome, Gibson & Stewart, P.C. by Joel Friedman, Patricia Jerome Stewart, Phoenix, for respondent employer.

Stephen L. Weiss, Phoenix, for respondent employee.

OPINION

HAIRE, Chief Judge.

In this review of an award entered by the respondent Commission in a workers' compensation proceeding, the sole dispute concerns whether the compensation insurance that the petitioner carrier (hereinafter SCF) agreed to provide the respondent employer (hereinafter Mar Pac) was voidable.1 The administrative law judge concluded that it was not because the hazard causing the actual loss was one that the...

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