O'Keefe v. Elmer Automobile Co. of Winsted, Inc.

The plaintiff, a former employee of the defendant company, was awarded compensation from and after December 11th, 1925, for five hundred and twenty weeks at $17.50 per week, for an injury under the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act, by the commissioner for the fifth district on October 29th, 1926. The defendant company was a corporation organized by the defendant Lucius H. Elmer of Hartford, for the purpose of conducting in Winsted, the business of handling Ford cars and accessories. He owned $8900 of the $10,000 of capital stock, the plaintiff owning $1000 and the remaining $100…