Rivers Construction Co. v. Dubose

On the 26th-day of September 1958, in Lamar County, Mississippi, David Dubose, the appellee and cross-appellant, suffered an injury arising out of and in the course of his employment, which resulted in a hernia. The employer and insurance carrier furnished medical services. The employee was operated upon and his hernia repaired. He was paid workman’s compensation for 22 weeks and 3 days. David Dubose claimed before the attorney-referee, the Workmen’s Compensation Commission and the Circuit Court that the trauma that caused his rupture and hernia also injured the epididymis or genitofemoral…