Maryland Casualty Co. v. Brown

1. There being some evidence in this case, which was a workmen’s compensation case, to substantiate the finding of fact of a single director of the Department of .Industrial Relations, which was approved by the whole department on review at the request of the employer, and, on appeal, affirmed by the judge of the superior court, that the claimant, on June 11, 1932, while working for his employer, the Savannah Sugar Refining Company, sustained an accident, which arose out of and in the course of his employment, and, by reason of such accident, that the claimant had been continuously and…