Trinity Universal Ins. Co. v. Rose
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LONG, Justice.
This is a workman’s compensation suit. W. C. Rose, plaintiff, was the employee, Bowie Implement Company of Stamford was the employer, and the defendant, Trinity Universal Insurance Company, was the insurance carrier. Rose recovered a judgment for total permanent disability based upon injuries sustained by him on August 23, 1947, while in the course of his employment for the implement company, from which judgment the Trinity Universal Insurance Company has appealed.
The insurance company predicates its appeal upon two points. Point No. One is as follows: “The error of the trial…
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