Booth & Flinn, Ltd. v. Cook
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Appeal from Order of State Industrial Commission. Award of workman’s compensation to W. F. Cook for injuries, from which award the efnployers, Booth & Flynn, Ltd., appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtRainey, C. J.
On September 28, 1918, one W. F. Cook, while in the employ of Booth & Flynn, Ltd., had his leg broken, for which the Industrial Commission, on December 30. 1918, allowed him compensation at the rate of $10 per week until recovery. Thereafter, Booth & Flinn, Ltd., filed an application before the commission to discontinue the payments granted by the award, and the claimant, in an amended answer, alleged that since the making of said award it had become necessary to amputate his leg, and asked that a new award be made giving him the compensation provided by the Workmen’s Compensation Act for the…
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