Luker v. Greenville Sheet Metal Works
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLee, P. J.
Willard Luker, 28 years of age, married and tbe father of two children, earning a weekly wage of $76.80, on October 22, 1959, while in tbe employ of Greenville Sheet Metal Works, in tbe act of rolling metal into pipes, caught bis band in tbe roller.
Dr. John W. Williams treated tbe injured man promptly. He found injuries to tbe third, fourth and fifth fin*380gers, as he designated them. According to the classification under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, the five fingers are designated as the thumb and four fingers. The injured members were actually the second, third and fourthfingers. The…
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