Jackson Ready-Mix Concrete v. Young

On March 7, 1955, the claimant, appellee, injured his leg and thereby aggravated pre-existing varicose veins. An operation was required to remove the varicose veins. The employer and its compensation carrier, appellants, controverted the claim and after a hearing before the attorney-referee, that official held that the claim was compensable and ordered appellants to pay all necessary medical bills and to pay appellee compensation at the rate of $25 per week “for temporary total disability beginning said payments on March 9, 1955, and continue same so long as said disability exists ’ ’, not to…