Traders & General Ins. Co. v. Bradfute
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAY, Justice.
This' is a workmen’s compensation case, wherein appellant has appealed from a judgment, rendered on a jury’s verdict, awarding appellee damages for an accidental injury sustained in the course of his employment with W. H.’ Appell, the insured employer.
Appellee alleged that his injury resulted in his total and permanent incapacity, and, in the alternative, that such injury resulted in his temporary total incapacity and that following such temporary total incapacity, he suffered partial incapacity.
Appellant answered 'by general denial, and further that if appellee suffered any…
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