Continental Baking Co. v. Industrial Commission

The following opinion was filed June 22, 1936 :

Fritz, J.

Upon this appeal the principal question is whether the evidence warrants the commission’s determination that Fay Drew was injured on August 31, 1933, while performing services growing out of and incidental to his employment, within the terms and provisions of sec. 102.03, Stats. It is undisputed that he was in the employment of the Continental Baking Company (hereinafter called the Baking Company) for four years prior to that date, but plaintiffs contend that on the night of his injury he was doing unauthorized acts in an unauthorized…