Baldwin v. Piedmont Woodyards, Inc.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WEBB, Judge.
The defendants’ first assignment of error is to the Commission’s failure to give effect to the agreement for compensation dated 6 February 1979 which was signed by the parties. This agreement was not approved by the Industrial Commission pursuant to G.S. 97-17 and it is not binding.
The only other question involved in this appeal is the correctness of the determination of the decedent’s earnings in setting compensation. G.S. 97-38 provides that death benefits shall be based on the decedent’s average weekly wages. G.S. 97-2 provides in part:
“(5) Average Weekly Wages. — ‘Average…
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