Perreault v. Allen Oil Co.

The court found on evidence informally presented that the facts did not bring the case within the provisions of the workmen’s compensation act. The evidence was sufficient to warrant this conclusion. Since the defendant participated in the proceedings and did not object to the procedure adopted, it cannot now complain of the method by which the facts were proved. Vidal v. Errol, 86 N. H. 585; Morin v. Insurance Co., 85 N. H. 471, 472, and cases cited.

This does not dispose of the matter, however, since, even though the statute did not apply, the parties had a right to settle their differences…