Groleau v. Ford Motor Co.

On January 20, 1922, the plaintiff, while in the employ of the Michigan Iron, Land & Timber Company, defendant’s predecessor, as a top loader, was injured^ by having his foot crushed. A report of compensable accident was made by the' company, followed by an agreement to pay $14 per week during total disability. This agreement was approved by the commission on February 17, 1922, and payments to the amount of $522.67 made thereunder. Settlement receipts were thereafter filed, but not approved.

On December 14, 1925, it became necessary to amputate two of his toes, and an agreement was entered…