Legal Opinion
Armour and Company v. Strickland
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided February 22, 1966No. 41478PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
IRWIN, Justice.
On July 3, 1953, Della Strickland sustained an accidental injury while employed by Armour and Company, herein referred to as Petitioner. The State Industrial Court found that as a result of said injury, Della Strickland was totally and permanently disabled and an award was entered granting her compensation for such disability. On review to this Court, the award was sustained (See Armour and Company v. Strickland, Okl., 283 P.2d 538) and the same has been paid in full. On December 26, 1963, Della Strickland died.
On February 28, 1964, William Strickland, the surviving husband of…
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- Sipes v. SipesSupreme Court of Oklahoma · 1959
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