Morris v. Dickson

FOSTER, Justice.

Petitioner Morris was employed by defendant Hugh Dickson, doing business as Wood Products Company, and while so employed on April 3, 1947, was injured. Defendant paid certain doctors’ bills and medical expenses and paid compensation aggregating $132. Said injury resulted in a permanent partial disability with substantial reduction in petitioner’s earning capacity.

The trial court found on April 2, 1949, that appellant had suffered a permanent partial disability and ordered payments in an ascertained amount to be made every two weeks beginning April 11, 1949, for the designated…