Williams v. Safety Casualty Co.

Mr. Judge Hickman,

of the Commission of Appeals, delivered the opinion for the Court.

The sole question presented to this Court for decision in this case is whether the Court of Civil Appeals, having reversed the judgment of the trial court, should have remanded the cause for another trial and not have rendered judgment terminating the litigation. A brief statement will disclose how the question arose.

The case comes under the Workmen’s “Compensation Law. Williams, the employee, sustained an injury on November 29, 1933. Incapacity developed on January 1, 1934. With reference to the notice given…