Maryland Casualty Co. v. Chamos

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Thomas

Reversing on both the original and cross appeals.

Andrew Chamos, an unnaturalized native of Hungary, was on March 6, 1918, employed by the Sudduth Coal Company as a workman in its coal mine in Pike county, Kentucky, and on that day he sustained an accidentan the course of his employment from the effects of which he died. The employer was operating under our Workmen’s Compensation Act (sections 4880-4987, both inclusive, of 1922 edition, Kentucky Statutes) and it was insured under that act by appellant, Maryland *821Casualty Company, and Chamos, before the…