Hoover v. Globe Indemnity Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
In January, 1930, tbe plaintiff’s intestate was injured while in the service of the Cramerton Mills, Incorporated, the employer and the employee being subject t.o the North Carolina Workmen’s Compensation Law. The Globe Indemnity Company was the insurance carrier. On 3 January, 1931, the plaintiff brought suit against the carrier and filed a complaint in which she alleged: (a) that her intestate, after his injury, employed a skillful physician to attend and treat him; (b) that while her intestate was undergoing such treatment the carrier through fraud and duress assumed control of his ease…
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