Doggett v. South Atlantic Warehouse Co.

The defendants admit: “That on and prior to 17 September, 1936, Gaither Doggett was an employee of the South Atlantic "Warehouse Corporation; that on that date the employer had more than five employees and that the General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Limited, was the carrier, and admit a weekly wage of $12.50.”

The only question involved on this appeal is, Is there competent evidence to support the Industrial Commission’s finding- of fact that the disease from which the deceased died resulted naturally and unavoidably from an accident which arose out of and in the course of…