Naughton v. Paul Jones & Co.

This case has been heard on motion to dismiss the appeal because appellant’s brief and appendix do not properly present any question for review in accordance with the rules of this court. The case is an appeal by claimant from a judgment for employer and insurer, entered October 24, 1947, reversing an award, made by the State Industrial Accident Commission on June 17, 1947, of compensation to claimant at $10.00 per week for 300 weeks. Claimant was the mother of the employee, who was killed by an accident in the course of his employment on May 28, 1945. Two issues were submitted to the jury:…