Southern Mfg. Co. v. Wade

In July, 1945, Mrs. Wade, defendant in error, received an injury arising out of and in the course of her employment by plaintiff in error, Southern Manufacturing Company. As a result, she is forty-one and one-half (41%%) per cent permanently disabled. She returned to work thirty-eight weeks after this injury and has been employed continuously at the same wages she was receiving at the time of the injury. Southern Manufacturing Company and its insurer, Travelers Insurance Company, paid her fifty (50%) per cent ($12.00) of her wages per week for these thirty-eight-weeks.

The employer and its…