Commercial Casualty Ins. Co. v. Strawn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBarcus, J.
This is a compensation case. The cause was tried to a ju'ry, and appellee recovered for seven weeks’ total disability, and three hundred weeks 50 per cent, partial permanent disability. The material facts are without dispute. Appellee was employed as city salesman by General, Tire Service, Inc., and appellant was carrying the compensation insurance. It appears that appellee with some others held the right to shoot ducks on a certain lake. Mr. Blanchette was the general manager of the General Tire Service, Inc., and controlled its employees. It was a custom of Mr. Blanchette, through himself…
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