Wolfangel v. Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Hilton, Justice.
After an adverse verdict in a suit for accidental death benefits, the Prudential Insurance Company appeals.
On March 9, 1939, the date of the accident, Elmer L. G. Wolf-angel, the deceased insured, was 38 years old, apparently in good health, of ruddy complexion and untiring vigor, operating, as he had for 11 years, a large St. Paul milk route for the Minnesota Milk Company. Tn running through an ice-covered alley that day, Wolfangel slipped and in the fall injured the left hip region. After the fall he arose and resumed his route, though favoring a limp in his left leg. Next…
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