Samland v. Ford Motor Co.
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPaine, J.
This is an action for compensation, brought under the workmen’s compensation act by Theodore Samland against the Ford Motor Company. The claim was rejected after a hearing before the compensation commissioner, but upon appeal to the district court the plaintiff was awarded compensation for 35 weeks at $15 per week, together with $75 medical expense. Motion for new trial being overruled, appeal was taken to this court.
There is little dispute about the facts, and, as they present a new question for determination in this court, they 'will be set out in some detail. While plaintiff, now appellee,…
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