Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. v. Industrial Commission
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFritz, J.
The facts as stated above are not in dispute. Plaintiff takes exception to the award because the Industrial Commission found and concluded that Arndt was a contractor under the plaintiff; that the service which Hattie was performing when injured and which grew out of and was incidental to his employment by Arndt was performed in pursuance of the contract between the plaintiff and Arndt; and that therefore plaintiff, as an employer subject to the compensation act, was liable by reason of the provisions of sec. 102.06, Stats., for compensation for the injuries which Hattie sustained, as an…
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