Tevoght v. Polson

1 Reported in 285 N.W. 893. In a suit for damages for personal injuries the defendants had judgment on the pleadings and stipulated facts. The plaintiff appealed. He was an employe of the city of Minneapolis at its incinerator and was injured at the plant by the operation of a truck which was delivering coal sold to the city by the defendant International Fuel Company, which had employed August Polson to deliver it. All the employers and employee were within the protection of part 2 of the workmen's compensation act. After his injury Tevoght applied for and received compensation from the…