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· 3/4/1953

Hargrove v. Trinity Universal Insurance

Citations

  • 256 S.W.2d 73
  • 152 Tex. 243
  • 1953 Tex. LEXIS 491

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  • holding that when a party tries a case on alternative theories of recovery and a jury returns favorable finding on two or more theories, the party has a right to judgment on the theory entitling him to the greatest relief
  • \Since the workman coming under the terms of the Act is denied his common law rights it is held that the Act should be liberally construed in his favor.\
  • “Since the workman coming under the terms of the Act is denied his common law rights it is held that the Act should be liberally construed in his favor.”
  • \Since the workman coming under the terms of the Act is denied his common law rights it is held that the Act should be liberally construed in his favor.\
  • “since the workman coming under the terms of the Act is denied his common law rights it is held that the Act should be liberally construed in his favor.”
  • \Since the workman coming under the terms of the Act is denied his common law rights it is held that the Act should be liberally construed in his favor. A liberal interpretation will award him the greatest benefits the nature of his injuries will sustain.\

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Judges: Calvert

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