Key v. Metropolitan Casualty Insurance

Gilbert, Justice.

F. K. Key was injured while employed by Atlanta Home Builders Inc., operated by D. I. Crowley, and filed with the Department of Industrial Relations his claim for compensation against his employer and the Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company as insurer. It was claimed by Crowley that on May 11, 1932, he obtained from the agents of the insurance company a binder covering the work on which Key was employed, that it was dated as of May 9, 1932, and that he had paid the agents $20, and was told that he was <e covered.” It appeared that, though ordered in a subpoena to produce…