Ingram v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.

On August 7, 1936, Andrew Ingram, while employed by A. J. Collins Construction Company, insured by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, sustained an injury which admittedly arose out of and in the course of his employment. Agreements as to compensation were entered into, approved by the Industrial Board, and paid, for a period of six weeks and one day at the rate of $4 per week, at the expiration of which time final set7 tlement receipts were entered into and filed with the board. Thereafter, on June 4, 1937, Ingram filed with the board an application for increased compensation, based upon a…