Crawford v. Tampa Inter-Ocean S. S. Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
WESTERFIELD, Judge.
Peter Crawford, a negro stevedore, was ruptured in the course of his employment,.
Pie was paid $170 as compensation, and Ms employer ceased further payment, on the ground that he had been cured. He brings this suit alleging permanent total disability, and claims $20 a week for 4.00 weeks, less the compensation he has received.
The suit was originally brought against T. Smith & Sons, but, it appearing that his employer at the time of the accident was the Tampa Inter-Ocean Steamship Company, a substitution of defendants was made by agreement of counsel.
There was judgment below…
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