Perkinson v. Thomas

An award of $600.00 was made by the Industrial Commission against Perkinson and the Consolidated Underwriters, Insurer, in favor of Robert Thomas for an injury received by him whereby he lost an eye. Perkinson and the Insurer are here complaining of the award. They assign as error the action of the Commission in entering the award because there was no evidence to support it.

The case may be (though it does not have to be) considered as upon a demurrer to the evidence. When so considered the essential facts are that one J. C. Lucye had a contract with Perkinson to sell and deliver logs to the…