Consolidated Casualty Insurance Company v. Newman

DAVIS, Justice.

Cross-plaintiff appellee, J. R. Newman, Jr., alleged that he received a back injury on November 13, 1952, while employed by Sinclair Refining Company at Pasadena, Harris County, Texas. Cross-defendant appellant, Consolidated Casualty Insurance Company, was Workmen’s Compensation carrier for Sinclair. Appellee was paid compensation at the rate of $25 per week for total incapacity until and including May 3, 1953. On May 4, 1953, he returned to work for Sinclair. Upon the trial of the case it was stipulated as follows:

“It is stipulated by and between all the attorneys herein, that…