Traders & General Insurance v. Baldwin
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. Judge TAYLOR
delivered the opinion for the Commission of Appeals, Section B.
E. E. Baldwin was an employe of the Kurth-Zeagler Lumber Company.' The Lumber Company was a subscriber under the Workmen’s Compensation Act. • Traders & General Insurance Company was the insurer. On January 24, 1930, Baldwin, while in the course of his employment, sustained injury which resulted in his permanent total disability. He duly filed his claim for compensation with the Industrial Accident Board. Being unwilling to abide with the decision of the board he filed suit in due time against the insurance company…
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