Lasch v. Corns
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtWiltrout, J.
— Appellant, a carpenter, sustained an accidental injury while working with a power saw, and filed his claim against appellees for compensation. The Industrial Board, in denying compensation, found that appellant was not an employee of the appellee Corns’ Conveyor Belt Company, and at the time of the injury was performing services for the appellee. Frank Y. Corns in the capacity of a casual laborer and not in the usual course of said' Frank V. Corns’ business.
The finding as to appellant’s status is-the sole matter presented for review. In reviewing such finding we must consider only the…
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- Herthoge v. BarnesIndiana Court of Appeals · 1932
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