Nagy v. Michigan Copper & Brass Co.

The plaintiff, a native of Hungary, 43 years of age, and a resident of this country for 22 years, while in the employ of the Michigan Copper & Brass Company (hereafter called the defendant) in Detroit, sustained an injury on June 13, 1922, due to the alleged negligence of an employee of the Liberty Highway Company while driving one of its trucks. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. The defendant was operating under the workmen’s compensation act, and carrying its own risk. On June 20th it made report as of a compensable accident. The cause and manner thereof were described as follows:

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