Bonner v. American Gen. Ins. Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR, Justice.
This case -arosé ás a workmen’s compensation' base. Appellant, Howard Bonner, was the employee; Brown & Root, Inc., and McKenzie-Construction Company, the employers; and appellee, American General Insurance. Company,.was the insurer.. Appellant’s . claim for .compensation was denied by . the Industrial Accident Board; and on, appeal to the District Court lie' alleged, in substahpe, as follows:
That .during -the-, month of November, 1936, appellant was employed by said employers .to .unload bulk; cement from railroad cars,; and -that- although he was previously fin good health,…
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