McGeorge Construction Co. v. Taylor
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.
This is a workmen’s compensation case. Claude Taylor, an employee of McG-eorge Construction Company, on June 8, 1958, collapsed while on a company job, and died from a heart attack. His widow, Mrs. Flo Taylor, sought compensation benefits for herself and two minor children. Three hearings were held before two referees, and the last of the referees denied the claim, finding that Mr. Taylor’s death was not the result of an accidental injury occurring in the course of his employment. Upon review by the full commission, where additional evidence was also introduced,…
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