Fidelity & Casualty Co. v. Leckie

Jenkins, P. J.,

The claimant received an arm injury on February 13, 1934. Beginning February 20, 1934, and continuing for 10 weeks to May 1, 1934, the employer and his insurance *592carrier paid to the claimant $9 a week, representing one half of the weekly wages of $18 a week, and covering the amount recoverable for temporary total disability under the Code of 1933, §§ 114-404, 114-406. These $9 weekly payments were continued from May 1 through October 8, 1934, with the understanding by the employer and the insurance company that such payments should be taken as advances against the compensation…