National Life & Accident Ins. v. Sanchez
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Willie Sanchez was an employee of a jewelry concern in San Antonio for two or three years prior to November, 1923, when he reached the age of 18 years. His health had been apparently good until shortly prior to the time mentioned, when those working with him observed symptoms of his illness. In the latter part of November the boy complained to a fellow employee that he was sick, and asked for advice as to what he should do about it. 'On this occasion, to indicate to his friend the nature of his ailment, he “spat blood,” which was “foamy.” His friend advised him to consult Dr. W. O. Farmer, a…
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