Maryland Casualty Company v. Smith

Bell, Chief Judge.

1. In this workmen’s compensation case, the appellants, Seapak Corporation, the employer, and Maryland Casualty Company, its insurer, assert on appeal for the first time that the award of compensation to claimant was erroneous as claimant never filed a claim against them. The facts pertinent to this issue, borne out by the record, are that the claimant received a compensable injury to her back on September 13, 1967, while employed by appellee King Shrimp Company, for which she received compensation pursuant to an agreement that was approved by the board. On October 17, 1967,…