Klettke v. C. & J. Commercial Driveaway
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFead, J.
This is certiorari to an award of the department of labor and industry, granting compensation to the widow of Henry Klettke. Defendant C. & J. Commercial Driveaway, Inc., is engaged in driving automobiles from the factory to points of delivery. Decedent Henry Klettke was employed as a foreman, with supervision over the drivers. He superintended a driveaway of automobiles from Lansing to Indianapolis. He and the men attended the automobile races at Indianapolis on May 30th. Some of them started back to Lansing that afternoon in a car provided by defendant. There was not room in the car for…
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