Beaudry v. Watkins
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to Industrial Accident Board. Charles E. Beaudry presented'his claim for compensation for the death of Gordon Beaudry while in the employ of William H. Watkins and Byron D. Rad-cliff, copartners. From an order awarding compensation, defendants bring certiorari.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The facts are not complicated. On April 29, 1914, and prior thereto, Gordon Beaudry, nearly 15 years of age, was employed by Watkins & Radcliffe as a delivery boy, and he was furnished a bicycle with which to do his work. On that date he was to make *446a delivery on Cass avenue. Permission was given him to get his luncheon at home, No. 997 Theodore street, and he was then to call for a package and return to the store. One of his employers testified he—
“asked my permission to go. home to lunch from Theodore street, or whatever the call back might be. I reluctantly gave him permission to make that…
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