Trepanier v. Standard Min. & Mill. Co.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Riner, Chief Justice.
The plaintiff and respondent Trepanier was employed as a truck driver and mechanic by the Standard Mining and Milling Company, a Wyoming corporation, the defendant and appellant, from October 3, 1934, to February 20, 1935. For the sake of brevity he will be hereinafter usually referred to as either the “plaintiff” or by his surname. The corporation aforesaid will also usually be designated as the “defendant” or as the “Mining Company”.
It appears that the Mining Company maintained an office and also a garage and shop in the City of Denver, Colorado, during this period and…
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- Ramsay v. GottscheWyoming Supreme Court · 1937
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