Gray v. Underwood Bros.

Gray, the claimant, suffered an injury to his left leg, by accident, arising out of and in the course of his employment. By an agreement between his employer and the insurance carrier, who are the appellees here, his loss was reckoned at ninety per centum of the use of his leg for which he should be paid $8.25 per week for a period of one hundred and fifty-seven and a half weeks (157% wks.). The weekly compensation represented fifty-five per centum of his average weekly wages and the period of weeks during which he was to be paid represented ninety per centum of 175 weeks. This computation…