Young v. Glynn
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtSt. Paul, J.
The plaintiff’s right leg was broken whilst in the employ of defendant. He was operated on at a hospital', and on May 1, 1928, <his leg was apparently restored. All his expenses and compensation up to that time have been paid.
Afterwards his leg again gave him trouble; the muscles thereof became atrophied, and ultimately the leg was amputated.
But on May 1, 1928, at a time when his leg was apparently healed, and he was apparently convalescing, he entered into an. agree' ment of compromise (duly approved by the district judge) by which he accepted from defendant, in full settlement of his claim…
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