Kelso v. Rice
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtAdKINS, J.
Louis Bice, the appellee, was for about twenty-two- years in the employ of Scott Kelso, one of the appellants. Kelso for most of that time was in the livery business-, but later went into the garage business. Bice was a sort of handyman aibo-ut the garage and also did repair work on several houses which Kelso owned and rented to tenants. Scott Kelso-, trading as Kelso G-arage, was insured under the Workmen’s Cc.mjiensa.tion Laws.
The only evidence in the record of what the insurance policy covered is in the “certificate of insurance” of the insurance department of the State Industrial Accident…
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