Johnson v. Tregle

Mathew Johnson, employed by Joseph Tregle as a "general utility" man, the duties of which included the driving of a motor truck owned by defendant and operated in connection with the latter's business, alleges that on November 30, 1940, while so employed and acting within the scope of his employment, he sustained an injury for the consequences of which he is entitled to compensation under our workmen's compensation statute (Act 20 of 1914, as amended) for 65 per centum of his weekly wages of $11, during the period of his disability, not, however, to exceed 400 weeks. Judgment is prayed for…