Bankers Lloyds v. Pollard

This suit arose under the Workmen’s Compensation Law (Rev. St. 1925, art. 8306 et seq. as amended). The appellee alleged that he was injured while he was an employee of G. M. Hamer, a subscriber under the act. That the appellant insurance company had issued a policy to Hamer as subscriber, which was in full force and effect on October 31,1929. That on said last-named day plaintiff, as employee of Hamer under a verbal contract of hire, while driving a truck for his employer, was earning $35 per week, “which was the usual and customary wage which an employee of the same place of that of the…