In the Matter of Workmen's Compensation Ludlow v. Wortham MacH. Company
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
Riner, Justice:
The District Court of, Laramie County, entered two orders of award in favor of a workman, one James P. Ludlow, hereinafter usually referred to as the plaintiff who was employed by the Wortham Machinery Company, subsequently designated usually as the employer, for an injury to the employee’s back purporting to be sustained January 25th or 26th, 1952. The first of these orders was for the sum of $149.03 which was rendered and entered on February 29th, 1952. Concerning’ this order no question appears to have been raised. The second order was rendered and entered on November…
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