Fidelity Union Casualty Co. v. Lieb

Y7ILLSON, C. J.

(after stating the facts as above). The average amount per day received by the deceased as wages for the time he worked during the year immediately preceding the day he was injured being $3.30, appellant insists that the weekly compensation appellees were entitled to was 60 per cent, (amounting to $11.42) of the sum obtained by multiplying the $3.30 by 300, and dividing the product by 52, and therefore that it was error to award them instead 60 per cent, (amounting to $12.40) of the sum obtained by dividing the total of wages received by deceased for said year by 52.

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