Commercial Standard Ins. Co. v. Lowrie
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Appellee sued appellant in Live Oak county, alleging that about February 5, 1930, he was employed by the C. C. Moore Construction Company in the town of George West, Live Oak county, as a laborer at a regular wage of $17.50 per week; that on or about said date, in the course of his employment, plaintiff was severely and painfully and permanently injured in his back, spine, right side, and several other internal injuries by being knocked off a bridge by another employee. Appellee alleged that his employer, C. C. Moore Construction Company, was a subscriber under the terms and provisions of the…
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