Central Construction Corp. v. Harrison
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Baltimore Oitv Court (Dobler, J.). The appellants’ sixth prayer, as modified by the court, was as follows: The court instructs the jury that if they shall believe from the evidence that the employer did not furnish or agree to furnish the employee with free transportation; or if they shall further believe that the Central Construction Corporation did not provide for the vehicle or means of conveyance which the employee was riding upon or attempting to board…
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Appeal from the Baltimore Oitv Court (Dobler, J.). The appellants’ sixth prayer, as modified by the court, was as follows: The court instructs the jury that if they shall believe from the evidence that the employer did not furnish or agree to furnish the employee with free transportation; or if they shall further believe that the Central Construction Corporation did not provide for the vehicle or means of conveyance which the employee was riding upon or attempting to board at the time he was hurt, then in that event the award of the Industrial Accident Commission shall be reversed and the…
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
This is the second appeal in this case. On the first appeal, reported in 135 Md. 170, this Court, in its statement of the case, said: “Joel Harrison (the appellee here) was an employee of the Central Construction Company, a corporation which was doing certain construction work for the United States Government at Edgewood Arsenal, Magnolia, Maryland. He was seriously injured on the 19th of June (July), 1918, and thereafter’ filed a claim for compensation with the State Industrial Accident Commission against the Central Construction Company, employer, and The Maryland Casualty Company, insurer,…
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- Harrison v. Central Construction Co.Court of Appeals of Maryland · 1919
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