Maryland Casualty Co. v. Baker

Statement.

During October, 1923, F. D. Tuttle was a subscriber to the Employers' Liability Act by virtue of a policy of insurance carried by him for the benefit of his employees with the Ocean Accident Guarantee Corporation, Limited, and the Beverly Oil Syndicate was a subscriber under said act by virtue of a policy carried by it for the benefit of its employees with the Maryland Casualty Company. On the 31st day of October, 1923, M. A. Baker was in the service of one or the other of said employers, or both of them, and on said date, while engaged in such service, received an injury resulting…