Spradling v. Bituminous Casualty Corp.
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bailor
Willie Brown and Arthur Parr were killed while riding in the automobile of Spradling, who was their employer in a logging* or lumber operation in Blount County. Spradling had automobile liability insurance and he also had workmen’s compensation insurance. The former insurance was in the Tennessee Automobile Insurance Company, a Tennessee corporation, and the workmen’s compensation insurance in the Bituminous Casualty Corporation, a foreign corporation. The real question presented is — which of these two companies should pay the claims against 'Spradling for the deaths of these two employees,…
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