New Amsterdam Casualty Co. v. Luddeke

This is a workmen's compensation case, in which Fred f. Luddeke was the employee, H. J. Von Rosenberg the employer, and New Amsterdam Casualty Company the insurer. The latter has appealed from a judgment awarding lump sum compensation to the employee.

Appellee devotes the first eighteen pages of his brief to objections to the consideration of the assignments of error and propositions propounded in appellant's brief. Many of those objections are well taken and will be given effect, but need not be discussed at this juncture.

In its first proposition appellant complains of two rulings of the…