Greseck v. Farmers Union Elevator Co.
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Horth, District Judge.
This controversy arises under the workmen’s compensation law.
That the second finger of the right hand of Anton Greseck, plaintiff and appellee, was accidentally injured while he was in the employ of the Farmers Union Elevator Company of O’Neill, Nebraska, defendant and appellant, and that such injury arose out of and in the course of his employment, is conceded by appellant. It *756is the classification of appellee’s disability by reason of his injury and the amount of the compensation to which he is entitled, concerning which the parties are in disagreement, appellee urging…
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