Lowicki v. Filner (Asso. Ind. Corp.)

Opinion by

Baldrige, J.,

This is an appeal in a workmen’s compensation case by the insurance carrier.

Casmer Lowicki was fatally injured July 28, 1935, while in the course of his employment. The deceased’s widow filed a claim against H. Joseph Filner, trading as Swimmer’s Famous Rye Bread Bakers. The Associated Insurance Companies, through its attorney, filed its “petition and answer de bene esse,” denying that it was the insurance carrier of defendant. Motions to amend were filed by the claimant, naming the Associated Indemnity Corporation as the insurance carrier and Mildred Swimmer as…