Maryland Casualty Company v. Young

On July 28, 1960 Parley C. Young (Appellee) an employee of Morristown Batting Company received an acci dental injury arising out of and in the course of his employment. This injury was a scalping wound of the head the shin being torn from the eyebrows bach past to the center of the top of the head. In June 1961 Appellee filed suit against Maryland Casualty Company (Appellant) insurance carrier for Morristown Batting Company for benefits due under our Worhmen’s Compensation Statutes.

Upon the hearing of the cause the learned trial judge awarded Appellee 75 per cent permanent partial disability…