Maryland Casualty Co. v. Bryant
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LESLIE, Justice.
This is a workman’s compensation case filed by L. A. Bryant against the Maryland Casualty Company. From an award of the Industrial Accident Board the Casualty Company appeals, alleging, among other things, that said Bryant did not suffer the injury, if any, complained of while engaged in the course of his employment; that the injury, if any, was “only a recurrence of an old injury suffered approximately four years prior thereto for which the plaintiff was in no way responsible.” Further, that if the claimant sustained any injuries at all, “the same did not disable him for a…
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