Zielke v. A. J. Marshall Co.

Plaintiff’s decedent met his death by accident while in the employ of A. J. Marshall Company, and plaintiff was awarded compensation. The sole question in the case is whether the-General Accident Assurance Corporation, appellant, or the Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company, appellee, should be held liable. In this opinion we shall refer to the former as General Accident and the latter as Lumbermen’s Mutual. In a report of the accident on October 7, 1940, A. J. Marshall Company named the Lumbermen’s Mutual as its insurer on the date of the accident. This, of course, is not conclusive. The A. J.…