Legal Opinion
Taylor v. Robertson Chevrolet Co.
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided February 24, 1941No. Record No. 2402PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
Samuel T. Taylor was an employee of the Robertson Chevrolet Company. He met with an accident and sought compensation from his employer. The Industrial Commission of Virginia was of opinion that he was not entitled to recover, and from its judgment comes this appeal.
Honorable Parke P. Deans, Chairman of the Commission, has made this very excellent statement of the facts:
“Samuel T. Taylor was in the employ of the Robertson Chevrolet Company, Inc., as automobile salesman at agreed average weekly wage of $25.00. It was agreed that he had an accident on January 10, 1940, hut the question for…
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