Georgia Casualty Co. v. Ginn

Appellant instituted this suit against appellee to set aside an award by ■the Industrial Accident Board, made in favor of appellee, who was alleged to have been injured while in the employ of L. J. Hawkins, who carried on said date a policy of compensation insurance with appellant. The award of the Board provided for a continuing award not to exceed 401 weeks. Appellant asked that this award be set aside, and that Edward Ginn take nothing against it. In his answer, appellee averred he was injured on July 14, 1921, while engaged in his work for L. J. Hawkins, and that his 'weekly wage was…