Dochoff v. Globe Construction Co.

Under provisions of the workmen’s compensation act, Nick Dochoff, plaintiff herein, was, on December 11, 1919, awarded compensation by a committee of arbitration at the rate of $10 per week for 100 weeks for the loss of an eye.

Defendants appealed therefrom to the industrial accident board denying liability for the following reasons:

“1. That the applicant was not in the employ of respondent at the time of the alleged accident ;. “2. There was no accident within the meaning of the act arising out of and in the course of the employment ;

“3. There was no disability .as. result of the accident;

“4.…