Dotson v. Farmer's Incorporated

COMPTON, Justice.

■ The claimant appeals from a judgment denying his claim for workmen’s compensation.

The appellant was employed by the appellee, Farmer’s Incorporated, on or about October 19, 1962, as a cotton ginner. The injury he claims to have sustained on October 24, 1962, is paralysis of the ulnar nerve and carpal tunnel entrapment of each of his arms, resulting in a functional disability of the right hand of 50% to 60% and of the left hand of 15% to 25%, while so employed by said appellee.

The evidence consisted of medical and other testimony, photographic exhibits of cotton gin stands,…