Associated Indemnity Corp. v. McGrew
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CODY, Justice.
This is a workman’s compensation case..
It is sufficient, we think, for the purposes of this,opinion to limit the statement. *569of the pleadings to thisThat appellee sued for compensation for total and permanent disability during 401 weeks, beginning with the 8th of December, 1937, the date he received his injuries; and in the alternative appellee sued for compensation for permanent partial disability for such time as the proof failed to show him entitled to compensation for total permanent disability. As a basis for a wage rate under one of the three methods provided by Art. 8309,…
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