Dacus v. Maryland Casualty Co.
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ZINN, Justice.
Appellant, Maryland Casualty Company, a corporation, was the defendant, and the appellees were the plaintiffs, in the trial court. Any reference hereafter to appellee shall be taken to mean appellee Lillie Mae Dacus.
Appellees Lillie Mae Dacus with Charles Clinton Dacus and Ila Dacus, minors, by Lillie Mae Dacus, their guardian and next friend, sued in the district court of Catron county to recover judgment against appellant for certain sums which they alleged had accrued and were unpaid under a work-, men’s compensation award made to them by the Industrial Accident Board of the…
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