Inland Gas Corp. v. Flint

STANLEY, Commissioner.

Curtis Flint, an employee of the receiver of the Inland Gas Corporation, was injured on September 21, 1950, and died October 8, 1950. The Workmen’s Compensation Board found that his death was due to traumatic pneumonia and made a suitable award to his widow and infant children. The circuit court confirmed. The appeal to this court is against the widow alone, the addition of "et al” in the statement of appeal being of no effect. Civil Code of Practice, § 739, subd. 1, par. b; Adams v. Wells, 254 Ky. 797, 72 S.W.2d 476.

In our opinion, there was ample evidence to sustain…