Mallard v. F. M. Bohannon, Inc.

Ordinarily, a State statute has no extraterritorial application or effect. Sec. 36 of ch. 120, Public Laws 1929, *546was included in the Act to meet this limitation in so far as it applies to employees working both within and without the State, and so as to permit compensation when such employee is -injured while engaged in work in another state. That is, this provision was inserted for the protection of North Carolina employees who are injured while engaged in the performance of their duties elsewhere than in this State. It does not protect employees whose duties are performed entirely outside…