Redrick v. Knapp Bros. Co.

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

The claimant’s husband, Hilary Redrick, was em ployed by the defendant, Knapp Bros. Company — wholesale and retail fish dealers — as a truck driver. On August 2, 1933, while in customary good health, pursuant to orders, he drove with a fellow employee, Theodore Brown, over to defendant’s other warehouse. Brown went inside to deliver some fish. Redrick remained on the truck, unloading some broken boards and rubbish. Brown was gone about three minutes and when he came back he found Redrick off the truck, on the ground, taking off his shoe. In response to Brown’s question…