Georgia Casualty Co. v. Hill

On February 26, 1929, James Madison Hill was employed as a helper or nurseryman by Ross R. Wolfe, who, as owner of a nursery, was a subscriber under the Workmen’s Compensation Act (Rev. St. 1925, arts. 8308-8309), by virtue of the terms of a policy insuring “nurserymen, — including drivers, chauffeurs and their helpers.” On that date, acting-under the directions of Wolfe and in his- immediate presence, Hill, while engaged in taking a heifer for breeding purposes to a male about one and one-half miles from the nursery or place of injury, and just as he passed with the animal from the nursery…