Payne Drilling Co. v. Shoemake

BAYLESS, V. C. J.

Payne Drilling Company, an employer, petitions this court for a review of an award in favor of V. Shoe-make, one of its employees.

All of the jurisdictional aspects of the claim are settled, and only the question of the extent of disability and liability are to be determined.

Employee received an injury December 11, 1930, and was paid temporary total disability for two and one-half weeks: March 11, 1932, he filed a claim for compensation on the basis of total permanent disability. This was a proper issue, for it does not appear that the issue of permanent liability had been…