Ashbrook v. Industrial Commission

The sole question presented in this case is whether, under the facts disclosed by the record, the injuries for which claimant seeks compensation were sustained in the course of and arose out of his employment.

It is clear that at the time of his injuries the claimant was not at the place where the only duties assigned him were to be performed, and it is equally clear that his injuries were caused by no hazard incident to the employment in which he was engaged. Claimant’s place of employment was under the Harvard avenue bridge in Cleveland, Ohio, where his employer, the Hunkin-Conkey…