Benoy v. Torkelson

The employe was awarded compensation, and on certiorari the employer attacks the same on the ground that (a) the employe at the time of the injury was working as a farm laborer; (b) that his employment was casual; and (c) that he was not employed in the usual course of the trade, business, profession or occupation of the employer.

The finding is that the employe was employed as a carpenter. He was engaged in building a potato warehouse when injured, and, unless the erection of such warehouse was incidental to the operation of a farm, the finding obviously cannot be disturbed. This will be…