Tackett v. Eastern Coal Corporation

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Rees

Affirming.

Oliver Tackett was accidentally injured on July 3, 1937, while employed by the Eastern Coal Corporation as a mine motorman. The employer paid him compensation at the rate of $15 a week for 36 3/7 weeks for temporary total disability, suspending’ the payments on March 15, 1938, when he returned to work. He did light work, such as picking bone, and was paid $4 a day until April 2, 1938. He did not work from April 2 until April 30, but resumed work on April 30, 1938, and continued to work until October 28, 1938, at $4 a day, when he ceased working,…