Dubey v. Brunswick Lumber Co.

On August 8, 1929, plaintiff, while working in the woods for defendant, was struck in his left eye by a twig and thereafter received $10.92 per-week for disability under an agreement between the parties. September 18, 1930, the department upon proper showing entered an order for settlement in a lump sum of the balance qf the agreed amount, which payment was acknowledged in a settlement receipt dated October 2, 1930, showing $1,332.24 paid, covering 122 weeks. Section 8426, 2 Comp. Laws 1929, provides "for the loss of an eye, sixty-six and two-thirds per centum of average weekly wages during…