Keen v. New Amsterdam Casualty Co.

The claimant workman was employed by a partnership at a garage as an acetylene welder and automobile mechanic, at a stated-salary per week and so much per hour for extra work in the automobile line outside of welding. While he was engaged in the work of his employment and was asking instructions from one of his employers with reference to a job in the shop, a customer talking with this employer, and, -so far as indicated, without altercation or provocation other than because of irritation at the refusal of the employer to do, without *258further charge, additional work on a car, under a bill…