McIntyre v. J. M. Harrison & Co.

This case involved' the sole question whether the death of the claimant’s husband arose out of and in the course of his employment. He was employed by the defendant company as salesman. His working hours were from 8:15 a. m. until 6 p. m., except on nights when he was required to be on floor duty until 9 o’clock. After 6 o’clock, except on nights when he was on floor duty, he could go where he pleased and do what he pleased; and if he chose to try to sell automobiles after 6 o’clock, the company was not concerned' with the details of his activity, but was concerned only with the results which…