Enfield v. the Certain-Teed Prod. Co.

Kindig, J.-

-There is presented on this appeal but one fundamental question, and that is whether the claimant-appellee’s injury arose in the course of his employment with appellant The Certain-teed Products Company. While thus employed, the claimant, who-worked in the capacity of chief engineer, was injured, April 23, 1929, when moving an electric motor "from the first to the second floor” of. a building belonging to the employer. The motor needed repairs, and iii order to make them, the claimant and his helper were transporting it from the first to the second floor, as above stated. In so…