Riley v. Hunt

On November 23, 1925, the appellant, while in the employment of appellee Hunt, received a personal injury by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment of which said employer had knowledge. At the time of the injury, the appellant was engaged in the work of excavating a cellar on property owned by the appellees Lloyd Dunlap and Relia Dunlap, and they were joined as defendants in appellant’s application for compensation on the theory that they had employed the appellee Hunt, as a contractor, to do said work and had not exacted from him a certificate that he had complied with…