Legal Opinion
Noblin v. Randolph Corp.
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided December 7, 1942No. Record No. 2636PublishedCited by 43 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHudgins, J.
On December 25, 1940, while performing his duties as porter, Nathaniel Noblin lost an eye as the result of a kick administered by William H. Lawson, Jr., a guest of the John Randolph Hotel in South Boston. Notice of the injury was filed on January 10, 1941, with the Industrial Commission. As the parties were unable to agree on an award, a formal application was filed with the Industrial Commission and hearing was set for September 18, 1941. Before the hearing, Noblin, at the suggestion or request of his employer, instituted an action for personal injuries against Lawson and recovered a…
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