McLaughlin v. Follendorf

The Full Industrial Board of Indiana denied appellant compensation for an accidental injury on the sole ground that he was not an employee of appellee at the time of said accidental injury.

By proper assignment of error appellant questions the finding and award of the Board and says the evidence in the record leads solely and inescapably to the conclusion appellant was an employee of appellee.

The evidence consists of a stiplation, documentary evidence, and the testimony of one witness. It may be summarized as follows:

For several years prior to the commencement of this action the appellee had…