Brown v. Long Manufacturing Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to Industrial Accident Board. Grace Brown and Eckert (Walter) Hobson, an infant, by M. Hubert O’Brien, his guardian, presented their claim for compensation against the Long Manufacturing Company, Michigan Mutual Liability Insurance Company, insurer, for the accidental death of Mathew John Brown in defendant’s employ. From an order disallowing the claim, plaintiff Hobson brings certiorari.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The writ of certiorari in this case is directed to the industrial accident board to review its findings against a claim based upon the death of one Mathew John Brown. The petitioner in this case is Eckert (Walter) Hobson, a minor child, who appeared by his guardian during the progress of the original hearing before the arbitration committee. He is not the child of the decedent, but is the illegitimate child of the other applicant, Grace Brown, who claimed as decedent’s common-law wife. Grace Brown does not join in this proceeding.
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