Maurello v. Maurello
New Jersey Department of Labor Workmen's Compensation Bureau
1Opinion of the Court
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Upon the pleading, the testimony adduced, and the stipulations of the attorneys made in open court, the folloAvingfacts appear: On January 7th, 1931, dSTetti Maurello, the petitioner, was engaged as a buyer and saleslady in Jimmy’s Department Store, located at 67 Main street, Paterson, Hew Jersey, which store was owned and operated by the respondent,. James Z. Maurello, her husband. She received for her services a salary of $30 per week. On January 7th, 1931, at or about five p. m., while in the performance of her duties'as a saleslady, she fell from a platform injuring…
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