Southern Cotton Oil Co. v. McLain
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtG-uerey, J.
On March 12, 1932, LeRoy McLain was em*178ployed by the Southern Cotton Oil Company as a cooker of cottonseed. On that date he sustained an accident to his eye, from which flowed naturally and unavoidably a disease (these facts being held by a subsequent division of this opinion) which caused him to lose the sight of his right eye. He attended, at the direction of his employer, a physician a few days thereafter, and was discharged on April 30, 1932, as being totally blind in his right eye. His employer, the Southern Cotton Oil Company, made report of the accident in compliance with the…
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