Miles v. Indiana Service Corp.

— On February 2, 1929, appellant received a compensable injury to his elbow while cutting down small trees and removing brush from the railroad right of way of appellee. In the course of his employment, he slipped and fell on his right arm which, he alleges, caused a fracture to one of the bones at the elbow joint. On March 13, 1929, appellant and appellee entered into a compensation agreement fixing the compensation of the appellant at $9.90 per week during total disability beginning on the ninth day of February, 1929, not exceeding the period fixed by law, and not exceeding $5,000 on…