Spurgeon v. Iowa & Missouri Granite Works
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Montgomery District Court. — E. B. Woodruff, Judge. Proceedings upon claim for compensation of employee under the Workmen’s Compensation Act. Plaintiff was a laborer in the employ of James Salter, doing business as the Iowa & Missouri Granite Works, and the casualty association above named is its insurer under the statute. The question for consideration is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtDe Graff, J.
*12691. MAST~1t A~Th SmOVANT: Workmen's Ooinpensation Act: compensation for permanent partial disability. *1268The appellee-claimant was employed by the Iowa & Missouri Granite Works and received an injury arising out of and in the course of his employment. The injury occurred *1269March. 4, 1921. On April 16, 1921 the appellee and his employer entered into an agreement for settlement as authorized by the Iowa Workmen’s Compensation Statute. The written memorandum was • duly signed by the parties and filed with and approved by the state industrial commission. The agreement states that the injury arose out of…
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