Legal Opinion
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. v. Leigh
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided February 17, 1933No. 1066PublishedCited by 20 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HICKMAN, Chief Justice.
Appellee, Edward Alford Leigh, sustained an injury to his left eye on or about June 21, 1930, in the course of his employment as tooldresser for the Lone Star Gas Company. Several months later he discovered that he was entirely blind in that eye and thereafter filed his application with the Industrial Accident Board for compensation, alleging good cause for not filing same sooner. At the time the injury was sustained the appellant Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company had in full force a policy of workmen’s compensation insurance covering the employees of the Lone Star…
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