Franklin Fluorspar Co. v. Bell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Coubt by
Judge Rees
Reversing.
Durad Bell died on October 28, 1929, as tbe result of injuries received while he was employed by the appellant. Both the employer and employee had accepted the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act (Ky. Stats, sec. 4880 et seq.), and the employer concedes that it is liable for compensation if the employee left any legal dependents.
This appeal presents a number of novel questions growing out of the complexity of the decedent’s domestic relations. 'Durad Bell married Helen Jennings in 1922, or 1923, and two children were born of that marriage,…
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