Dorminy v. American Mutual Liability Insurance

.Stephens, P. J.

Edward Monroe Dorminy, by next friend, filed a claim for compensation with the Industrial Board on account of the death of his father while in the employ of Fitzgerald Cotton Mills, alleging that such death was due to an accident arising out of and in the course of the deceased’s employment. American Mutual Liability Insurance Company, the insurance carrier, and the employer denied liability, claiming that the employee had met his death as a result of heart failure or a stroke of apoplexy, and that his death did not result from an accident arising out of and in the course of…