Nicholas Co. v. Dodson

This is a workmen’s compensation case. Dodson claims that on July 26, 1955, while about his duties as an employee of Nicholas Company, Inc., one of appellants, he fell and seriously injured himself, from which he became paralyzed on the left side of his body, resulting in total and permanent disability, for which he is entitled to compensation at the hands of his employer and its insurer, under the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation law. Appellants say Dodson suffered a cerebral hemorrhage which brought on the paralysis, totally disconnected from his employment, and appellants are under no…