289 S.W. 500 | Tenn. | 1926
The trial judge found that the petitioner was entitled to fifty per cent of his weekly wages for the fifty-two weeks of his temporary total disability, and in addition thereto found him entitled to recover for fifty-four and three-fourth weeks at the same rate, arriving at this result by deducting the fifty-two weeks of total disability from the one hundred and twenty-five weeks fixed by the Act for loss of a foot and allowing for seventy-five percentum of this time.
Both parties have appealed, the petitioner insisting that the fifty-two weeks allowance for total disability should not have been deducted from the seventy-five percentum of the one hundred and twenty-five weeks allowed by the schedule for loss of a foot; and the defendant insisting that the compensation should be limited to an allowance *294 of seventy-five percent of the one hundred and twenty-five weeks fixed by the schedule.
We find no error in the judgment of the circuit court The case is definitely ruled by Cherokee Sand Co. v. T O. Green,
It results that the assignments of both parties will be overruled and the judgment affirmed. *295