PRINCE v. Nicholson

This appeal involves a claim of the appellee, Howard Nicholson, against his employer, R. E. Prince, and the latter’s insurance carrier, T. H. Mastín & Company (Consolidated Underwriters), who are appellants here, for compensation benefits under the provisions of the Mississippi Workmen’s Compensation Act as amended. It is the claim of the appellee that while in the employment of the appellant, R. E. Prince, on January 18, 1954, in Noxubee County, Mississippi, he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, resulting in a stroke which paralyzed his entire right side, and that said injury arose out of and…