Maryland Casualty Co. v. Hill
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Chief Justice.
This appeal is from a lump sum judgment in a workmen’s compensation case in which the Pioneer Drilling Company was the employer, E. B. Hill, the employee, and Maryland Casualty Company, the insurance carrier. The casualty company has appealed. The case was tried upon special issues, all of which were answered favorably to appel-lees, and none of the jury findings thereon are challenged by assignment of error presented in this court. Appellant’s complaints are directed at the argument of counsel for appellees, the giving and refusal of charges to the jury, and the…
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