Green v. TEXAS EMPLOYERS'INSURANCE ASSOCIATION

DAVIS, Justice.

Appellant, Jack Green, sued appellee, Texas Employers’ Insurance Association, for permanent total incapacity for an injury he received on August 11, 1956, while employed with S-K Fixture and Church Furniture Company. Appellant’s claim was not filed within six months after the injury. A jury returned a verdict upon which it found that “good cause” existed for the late filing of the claim, and answered all of the issues in a way that appellant should have been entitled to a judgment against the appellee for compensation for permanent total incapacity in a lump sum. Appellant…