Fernwood Industries, Inc. v. Mitchell
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBoberds, P. J.
Tlie question for decision' herein is whether or not William Henry Owens, twelve years of age, was a dependent of Floyd Mitchell at the time of Mitchell’s death, November 13,1951, within the meaning of the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Law. The attorney-referee, the Commission, and the Circuit Judge held he was such dependent.
Claimant is the acknowledged illegitimate son of Mitchell. Such child is entitled to benefits “* * * if dependent upon the deceased,” Section 2 (12), Chapter 354, General Laws of Mississippi, 1948, as amended by Chapter 412, General Laws of Mississippi, 1950.
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