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  "name": "FURNIE HILL, Employee, v. GEORGE DuBOSE, Employer, and CONNECTICUT INDEMNITY COMPANY, Carrier",
  "name_abbreviation": "Hill v. DuBose",
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      "cite": "234 N.C. 446",
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    "parties": [
      "FURNIE HILL, Employee, v. GEORGE DuBOSE, Employer, and CONNECTICUT INDEMNITY COMPANY, Carrier."
    ],
    "opinions": [
      {
        "text": "WiNBOKNE, J.\nAn inspection of the record and case on appeal, in the light of exceptions taken by defendants to findings of fact and conclusions of law, and award made, leads this Court to conclude that they were made under misconception of tbe purport and meaning of the decision on former appeal in respect to matters for which the proceeding was remanded.\nThe finding of fact in respect to the earning capacity of claimant fails to accord with the provisions of the statute as interpreted and applied in the decisions cited.\nAnd, too, the ruling on former appeal that \u201cthe award of the Commission should be modified by eliminating the requirement that the case be held open for 300 weeks\u201d became the law of the case, \u2014 and should be observed.\nHence the findings, conclusions and award in relation to matters for which proceeding was remanded on former appeal, are erroneous. Therefore, again the proceeding will be remanded in accordance with opinion of this Court on former appeal to the end \u201cthat sufficient findings, and proper conclusions and award thereon may be made by the Industrial Commission as the basis for judgment.\u201d\nError and remanded.",
        "type": "majority",
        "author": "WiNBOKNE, J."
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    ],
    "attorneys": [
      "Guy Elliott for plaintiff, appellee.",
      "Smith, Sapp, Moore \u2022& Smith, Stephen P. Millilcin, and McNeill Smith for defendants, appellants."
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    "head_matter": "FURNIE HILL, Employee, v. GEORGE DuBOSE, Employer, and CONNECTICUT INDEMNITY COMPANY, Carrier.\n(Filed 8 April, 1953.)\nMaster and Servant \u00a7 55i\u2014\nWhere it is apparent from an inspection of the record on appeal from judgment of Superior Court affirming an award of the Industrial Commission that the purport and meaning of a former decision by the Supreme Court upon a former appeal was misconstrued and therefore the law incorrectly applied, the cause must be again remanded to the Industrial Commission for sufficient findings and proper conclusions and award thereon.\nAppeal by defendants from Crisp, Special Judge, at September Term, 1952, of LeNoib.\nProceeding under North Carolina 'Workmen\u2019s Compensation Act. G.S. 97.\nThis proceeding was here on former appeal, reported in 234 N.C. 446, 67 S.E. 2d 371.\nThen, and there, this Court, in opinion by Devin, C. J., designated two respects in which the award approved by the judgment from which appeal was taken was erroneous, to wit: (1) That the award of compensation was based upon a finding as to the amount the claimant had earned since the date on which total permanent disability had ceased, rather than upon his capacity or ability to earn, citing G.S. 97-2 (i), and decisions of this Court; and (2) that the award of the Commission should be modified by eliminating the requirement that the case be held open for 300 weeks. And accordingly the case was remanded to the end \u201cthat sufficient findings, and proper conclusions and award, thereon\u201d might be made by the Industrial Commission as the basis for judgment.\nThe proceeding is now before this Court on appeal from judgment of Superior Court of Lenoir County affirming an award of compensation to claimant based upon findings of fact and conclusions of law of the North Carolina Industrial Commission pertaining to the matters for which the proceeding was remanded on such former appeal as above stated,- \u2014 and to which defendants again except, and assign same as error.\nGuy Elliott for plaintiff, appellee.\nSmith, Sapp, Moore \u2022& Smith, Stephen P. Millilcin, and McNeill Smith for defendants, appellants."
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