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Section 52-1-11 - Injuries due to intoxication, willfulness or intention of worker are noncompensable.
52-1-11. Injuries due to intoxication, willfulness or intention of worker are noncompensable.
No compensation shall become due or payable from any employer under the terms of the Workers' Compensation Act [this article] in event such injury was occasioned by the intoxication of such worker or willfully suffered by him or intentionally inflicted by himself.
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