Vineyard v. Texas Employers' Ins. Ass'n
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CRAMER, Justice.
This is a suit to set aside a compromise ■Settlement agreement approved by. the Board August 31, 1949, for alleged fraud in its procurement. Plaintiff Vineyard was injured in the course of his employment while working as a laborer for Fant Milling Company of Sherman, Texas.
On the trial of this cause to set aside the settlement agreement, the trial court at the conclusion of the evidence instructed a verdict for insurer and against Vineyard, and Vineyard has duly perfected this appeal from the judgment entered upon the instructed verdict.
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