United States Fire Insurance Co. v. Alvarez
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BUTTS, Justice.
This is a worker’s compensation 1 case. On August 9, 1978, Tranquilino Alvarez, a migrant farm worker from Laredo, arrived in Dell City to work at a 14,000 acre farm owned and operated by C.L. Machinery Company, Inc. (C.L.M. Farms). Alvarez, sixty-one years of age, earned $2.65 an hour, his principal jobs being to keep the packing machines in the packing shed operational and to ice down the boxed cantaloupes after they were loaded onto the trucks during cantaloupe season.
An ice machine crushed three hundred pound blocks of ice while Alvarez grasped the two metal handles…
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