S. G. Taylor Chain Co. v. Marianowski
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtKime, P. J.
— Appellee Marianowski filed a claim against appellant chain company, the Travelers and New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Companies for -compensation for personal injuries received by him on July 1, 1931, on account of an accident arising in the course and out of his employment on January 22, 1929.
From an award in favor of appellees, the appellants appeal, assigning that the award is contrary to law.
The material facts as shown by the evidence disclose that Marianowski, while lifting heavy machinery, sustained a severe strain in his right groin, which was reported to the employer, and was…
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