Daniel v. Murray Corp. of America
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Plaintiff's injury did not arise out of and in the course of his employment and for that reason the award should be set aside. The accident occurred after plaintiff's work for his employer was ended for the day. He was on his way home after leaving the place of his work and had no further work or duties to perform for his employer on the day he was injured. This case is analogous to the rule laid down by this Court in Pearce v. Michigan Home Training School, 231 Mich. 536, and many other decisions of this Court denying compensation on the ground that there was no causal connection between the…
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