Harlan v. McClellan

OPINION

HENRY, Chief Justice.

In this Workmen’s Compensation case, the employer has appealed the Chancellor’s decision awarding appellee compensation for 25% permanent disability to the body as a whole, plus medical expenses and temporary total disability benefits. We affirm the Chancellor’s award.

I

Appellee Roy McClellan, an employee at appellant’s service station, injured his back on October 29, 1976 when he slipped on some grease and landed on the concrete floor and a grease rack. Although he was able to work for several days following the accident, he had to cease working for eleven months…