Crump v. B & P Construction Co.

OPINION

TATUM, Special Justice.

This is a Workers’ Compensation case in which four issues are presented for our review. The principal issue involves the construction of T.C.A. § 50-6-207(3)(C), which deals with concurrent injuries resulting in concurrent disabilities.

On July 21, 1982, the plaintiff-appellee, Randy Crump, was installing underground cables for a television line while in the course of his employment for the defendant-appellant, B & P Construction Company, when he was surprised by an unleashed dog. While attempting to flee from the dog, he tripped over a pile of lumber and fell,…