Farmers Gin Co., Inc. v. Rose

This is a workmen's compensation case. The issues are (1) whether the evidence supports the court's determination of claimant's average weekly earnings prior to his injury and (2) whether the evidence supports the court's determination that claimant suffered a permanent partial disability resulting in a thirty-five percent loss of ability to earn.

There is testimony in the record that claimant at the time of his injury in 1976 was forty-eight years of age; employed as manager of a corporation engaged in agribusiness consisting of operation of a cotton gin and the storage and sale of seed,…