O'Pry v. Security Union Casualty Co.

O’Pry brought suit to set aside adverse award of the Industrial Accident Board and to recover “compensation” as for total “incapacity” (and for “general relief”) per the Workmen’s Compensation Law (article 8306, R. S. 1925, §§ 19-12). Inter alia, he averred: (a) Prior to July 4, 1925, he was “a strong and robust man in vigorous health, and was capable of doing, and did do, hard manual labor.” i (b) Thereafter he became and now is “totally incapacitated and disabled from performing manual labor,” and such “incapacity is permanent” — some variation is found in the al*591legation that his “earning…