Maryland Casualty Co. v. Over-Street

Fred Overstreet, while employed by J. E. Morgan as plasterer in the construction of a building at the University of Texas, received injuries to his arm and shoulder in March, 1930. The Industrial Accident Board awarded him $365.62 compensation against appellant, with which company Morgan carried a policy under the Workmen’s Compensation Act. Appellant filed this suit in the county court of Travis county to set aside said award. Appellee filed a cross-action and after a trial to a jury upon special issues judgment was awarded appellee for $400, from which the casualty company has appealed.…