Llewelyn v. Industrial Commission

Except as herein indicated, I concur with both the prevailing opinion and Mr. Justice Wolfe’s concurring opinion.

Here, at the time of her husband’s death, the wife was living separate from him under a decree of separate maintenance granted to her in 1936. Since that time and up to his death in 1947, he has paid for her support not to exceed $225.00, none of which was paid within the last 5 years prior to his death. Although during most of the time she had been employed, at the time of his death she was not, and at that time he was receiving about $150.00 per month. The commission refused to…