Peltier v. Barbour

ON REHEARING GRANTED

ROBERTS, Justice.

Donald Peltier suffered a heart attack at about two o’clock in the afternoon on November 12, 1963, while in the employment of the co-respondent, H. H. Barbour, as a truck-driver and business manager. Part of the duties included delivering and repossessing tool sheds and cots.

On the day claimant suffered the heart attack, he was engaged in loading a tool shed on a trailer. An unemployed friend *570accompanied him to the place and testified at the hearing that it was a clear hot day and that claimant had difficulty in loading the shed inasmuch as “[T]he building…