B. C. Rogers & Sons v. Reeves

This suit involves a claim of the appellee, Junior (J. B.) Reeves, against his employer, B. C. Rogers and Sons, and the latter’s insurance carrier, Fidelity and Casualty *313Company of New York, who are the appellants here, for compensation benefits including medical treatment under the provisions of the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Act, as amended, Section 6998-01, et seq., Mississippi Code of 1942.

It was stipulated by the parties that the appellee was injured while in the course of and arising out of his employment on or about August 13, 1955; that the employer and carrier assumed…