Graves v. Central Electric Power Cooperative
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
COIL, Commissioner.
This is a workmen’s compensation case wherein employer and insurer have appealed from the circuit court’s judgment affirming the award of the Industrial Commission whereby deceased employee’s widow and minor child were awarded benefits in an amount now in dispute which, irrespective of all contingencies, exceeds $7,-500.
Employer, Central Electric Power Cooperative, generates, transmits, and sells electric power to other electric power cooperatives. Employee, James Edwin Graves, worked in the transmission department as a substation superintendent and “trouble shooter.”…
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