Trinity Universal Insurance Company v. Jolly

ARCHER, Chief Justice.

This was a workmen’s compensation case which was tried to a jury, resulting in a verdict and judgment for plaintiff for total and permanent disability payable in a lump sum. The plaintiff’s case was based upon the theory of aggravation of a pre-exist-ing disease.

The appeal is founded on seven points assigned as error.

Points One, Two and Three are directed to the action of the Court in overruling appellant’s objection to the closing argument of appellee, in delivering an oral charge on the law of the case, in charging the jury orally upon the weight of the evidence, in…