Southern Casualty Co. v. Flores
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtNickels, J.
A judgment in favor of the beneficiaries for compensation for death of an employee insured in. accordance with the Workmen’s Compensation Law (articles 8306-8309, R. S. 1925) was affirmed by the Court of Civil Appeals. 294 S. W. 932. Writ of error was allowed upon assignments that the record is devoid of evidence showing or tending to show “death resulting from injury” (article 8306, § 8) which is compensable.
Lehr (the “subscriber”) was a cement contractor, having at the time in question a “job” in course of completion at “228 Argyle avenue,” San Antonio. The nature of the “job” is not…
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