Horney v. Scott
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HAM1TER, Judge.
In his petition plaintiff alleges, in substance, that on September 12, 1934, while acting in the scope of his employment as a laborer for the defendant, he received a rupture or hernia when raising a large bridge timber; that by reason of such injury he was rendered totally incapacitated to do work of any kind; that he was entitled, under the workmen’s compensation laws of Louisiana, to 65 per cent, of his wages during disability not to exceed 400 weeks; and that on or about January 8, 1935, a compromise lump-sum -settlement with defendant was entered into wherein he was paid…
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