Standard Oil Co. v. Industrial Commission

The facts in this case are not in dispute and need only to be stated in the briefest outline. Defendant Krueger, although himself -an employer under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, was an employee of the Standard Oil Company (hereinafter called “Standard”), a self-insurer, operating a bulk station in the distribution of its petroleum products. Defendant Tabbert was hired by Krueger with the actual knowledge of Standard. Krueger carried a work men’s compensation policy with the defendant Lumber-mens Mutual Casualty Company. Tabbert was injured on April 1, 1938, while performing services…