Grace v. Eisenhuth

MILLS, Judge.

Plaintiff’s petition sets out that on September 16,1931, while employed by Charles Eisen-huth and while working in the course of that employment, he suffered accidental injuries entitling him to compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act (No. 20 of 1914, as amended), for a period of 400 weeks, at the rate of 58.58 per week; that on March 11, 1932, he and his said employer filed a joint petition in the Twenty-Sixth judicial district court for the parish of Bossier wherein they erroneously alleged that petitioner was entitled to compensation for a period of 150 weeks, and…