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  "name": "Arthur Murray Company, Inc., v. Cole",
  "name_abbreviation": "Arthur Murray Co. v. Cole",
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    "parties": [
      "Arthur Murray Company, Inc., v. Cole."
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    "opinions": [
      {
        "text": "Gtriefin Smith, Chief Justice.\nBobby Cole, age 16, died from an injury arising out of and in the course of bis employment by Arthur Murray Company, 'Inc. The master was indemnified by Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company under provisions of Act 319, Acts 1939 \u2014 the Workmen\u2019s Compensation Law.\nNeal and Agnes Cole, the boy\u2019s parents, each filed claim, asserting they were dependent upon Bobby\u2019s earnings. The Commission disallowed as to the father, but found that the son made substantial contributions to the family budget under an arrangement whereby the income of different members of the family was \u201cpooled.\u201d Agnes Cole made the necessary purchases for family maintenance from the fund so provided, upon which she relied, and without which her status would have been measurably impaired. Appeal is from a Circuit Court judgment bolding that the Commission did not err in awarding the mother $7.78 per week for 450 weeks.\nIt was stipulated that the only question to be considered by the Commission was that of dependency, the agreement being that the youth\u2019s income at the time of death was $31.10 per week. It was sought in Circuit to show that this was not an average because lower wages bad been paid by other employers, and that the brief period during which $31.10 was earned did not meet the requirements of Act 319 as a basis for computation.\nWe agree with the appellee that the stipulation is broad enough to limit inquiry to the one question of dependency.\n.The appeal is controlled by Crossett Lumber Company v. Johnson, 208 Ark. 572, 187 S. W. 2d 161, decided April 23, 1945. It was there held that \u201cdependent,\u201d within the meaning of Act 319, is to be distinguished from \u201cwholly dependent.\u201d One is dependent if be or she relies partially upon contributions of a person whose aid constitutes a material element in the claimant\u2019s support.\nAffirmed.",
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        "author": "Gtriefin Smith, Chief Justice."
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    "attorneys": [
      "Bonham, Fulk S Mehaffy aud Leffel Gentry, for \u2019 appellant.",
      "Smith S Judkins and Blackford & Irby, for appellee."
    ],
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    "head_matter": "Arthur Murray Company, Inc., v. Cole.\n4-7692\n189 S. W. 2d 614\nOpinion delivered October 1, 1945.\nBonham, Fulk S Mehaffy aud Leffel Gentry, for \u2019 appellant.\nSmith S Judkins and Blackford & Irby, for appellee."
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