Dunn v. O'Day
New Jersey Department of Labor Workmen's Compensation Bureau
1Opinion of the Court
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From the stipulations of counsel and the testimony adduced on May 3d, June 28th, July 14 and July 31st, 1940, I find and determine as follows:
That Ernest Dunn, the decedent, was admittedly in the employ of the respondent, James A. O’Day, on January 14th, 1938, and while in the performance of his duties as a chauffer, was driving the respondent’s automobile from New York to the respondent’s home at Colts Neck, Monmouth county, New Jersey. During this trip an accident occurred arising out of and in the course of Dunn’s employment, which resulted in injuries to him that caused…
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