Harris v. Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ROY NOBLE LEE, Justice,
for the Court:
The Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Commission entered an order awarding temporary total and minimum permanent partial benefits to claimant, C.L. Harris.1 The order reversed the administrative judge, who denied compensation for permanent partial disability. The employer, Chicago Mill & Lumber Company, appealed to the Circuit Court of Washington County, Honorable B.B. Wilkes, presiding, which reversed the order of the Commission as to the allowance of permanent partial disability. The claimant has appealed to this Court.
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- Malone & Hyde of Tupelo, Inc. v. KentMississippi Supreme Court · 1964
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