Perry Coal Co. v. Industrial Commission

On November 21, 1923, the Industrial Commission made an award in favor of defendant in error, Walter Ayers, against plaintiff in error, the Perry Coal Company, a corporation, on account of an injury to his spine, caused by being squeezed between a car and the face of the coal. The award found that defendant in error was wholly and permanently incapable of work, and he was allowed $14 per week for 285-5/7 weeks and a pension of $26.66 2/3 per month for life, which award was confirmed by this court. (316 Ill. 27.) On September 19, 1927, plaintiff in error filed its petition under paragraph (f)…