Williams v. Boy Motor Co.

The appellant, Q. C. Williams, sustained a severe injury to his left eye on June 13, 1956, while engaged in the performance of his duties as an employee of the Roy Motor Company in the City of Hazlehurst. He was taken to the hospital immediately and underwent surgery for the removal of the eyeball. The accident was reported promptly to the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Commission. The appellant was discharged from the hospital on June 18, 1956, and returned to work one month later. The appellant was paid compensation for temporary total disability as provided in Section 6998-9 (b),…