Cordova v. Associated Employers Lloyds
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
RENFRO, Justice.
The plaintiff below, John Cordova, appellant herein, sustained an injury on August 25, 1950, while working at Armour and Company. He returned to work thereafter and on December 21st sustained another injury while working for the same employer and while on the same job. On December 27, 1950, the appellant and Associated Employers Lloyds, appellee, compensation carrier for the employer, entered into a compromise settlement agreement wherein the appellant was to receive $350 upon approval of the compromise settlement by the Industrial Accident Board. Of the agreed amount, $75 was…
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