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NOTTOBEPUBLISHED OPINION

THISOPINIONISDESIGNATED "NOT TO BE
PUBLISHED. " PURSUANTTO THERILES OF
CIVIL PROCEIIUREPROMULGATEDBYTHE SUPREMECOURT, CR 76.28 (4) (c), THIS OPINION ISNOTTOBEPUBLISHEDANDSHALLNOTBE CITED OR USED AS AUTHORITYINANYOTHER CASEINANYCOURT OF THISSTATE.
RENDERED: OCTOBER 19, 2006 CORRECTED: October 24, 2006 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED
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2006-SC-0010-WC [DD AcTIE
APPELLANT
KEVIN JAMES STOCTON
APPEAL FROM COURT OF APPEALS
V. 2004-CA-2637-WC WORKERS' COMPENSATION NO. 03-96811
J. L. FRENCH; HON. IRENE STEEN, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE; AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD APPELLEES
MEMORANDUM OPINION OF THE COURT
AFFIRMING
The Workers' Compensation Board and the Court of Appeals affirmed an Administrative LawJudge's (ALJ's) decision to dismiss the claimant's application for benefits on the ground that his physical complaints were not work-related and that notice was incomplete. Appealing, he raises two arguments: 1 .) that because he submitted uncontroverted medical evidence that proved his work for the defendant

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