Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company v. Gant

WILLIAMS, Justice.

This is a workmen’s compensation case. Appellee, Douglas F. Gant, alleged that on May 1, 1959, while engaged in his duties for his employer, Anderson-Clayton Company, he sustained a strain while engaged in parking and unloading his truck, said strain and exertion causing an injury to his heart and resulting in total and permanent disability. Based upon the verdict of the jury the trial court rendered judgment for appellee for total permanent disability benefits.

At the outset appellee has filed a motion to strike appellant’s “amended brief”. Appellant’s original brief…