Crites v. Baker
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSharp, J.
The sole issue here is whether the award of the Industrial Board of the State of Indiana granting benefits to the Plaintiff-Appellee, Charles E. Baker under the Indiana Workmen’s Compensation Act is contrary to law. Both the single hearing member and the full Industrial Board awarded benefits to Appellee.
It is elementary that the factual record in this case must *273be considered in the light most favorable to the Appellee. These facts, briefly summarized, indicate that the Appellee, Charles Baker, was an employee of the Appellant and that his duties were to drive one of the Appellant’s trucks on…
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