Fernando Fernandez v. Consolidated Box Co.
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
CARLTON, Justice.
In this Workmen’s Compensation case, the determinative issue is whether or not the claimant-petitioner was on company property when he was assaulted. The Judge of Industrial Claims ruled that a portion of city street had been utilized by Consolidated Box Company sufficiently to constitute “quasi-company property,’’ and that an assault on claimant occurring on the street gave rise to a compensable claim. The Full Commission reversed, with one member dissenting. Through our opinion today, we reverse the Commission and reinstate the Order of the Claims’ Judge.
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