Gerber v. Sherman
New Jersey Department of Labor Workmen's Compensation Bureau
1Opinion of the Court
# # H* tH ^ # Upon the conclusion of the trial on January 19th, 1937, counsel by stipulation agreed to submit short memoranda in lieu of oral argument, which memoranda have been filed with me and their contents carefully examined.
From the evidence there appears to be no dispute that the petitioner was regularly employed by Samuel Sherman as a *296bricklayer, receiving wages at the rate of $40 per week; that on June 19th, 1936, while he was engaged in laying bricks upon a dwelling house then under construction at 832 South Eleventh street in the city of Newark, he met with an accident arising out…
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