American General Ins. Co. v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COE, Chief Justice.
This is a Workmen’s Compensation suit brought by Patsy Williams, alleging herself to be the surviving widow and the sole and only beneficiary of Clarence Williams, who it is alleged died in Orange County, Texas, on or about Octobter 23, 1947, as the-result of certain'injuries alleged to have been received in the course' of his employment while an employee of Trotti '& Thomson, Inc., in Orange County, Texas. Appellee sought to recover $25:00 per week for the definite period of 360 weeks 'from and after • the' date of'the death "of ' the deceased. The defendant answered by…
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