Litman v. Litman

Opinion by

Gunther, J.,

This is a workmen’s compensation case. Glaimant was a manager and bartender in defendant’s taproom where he worked regularly without losing any time. On February 27, 1950, in the absence of a porter, claimant went to the refrigerator to tap a keg of beer, which ordinarily takes five to ten minutes to perform. While tapping the beer a rod broke and claimant, in attempting to repair the broken rod and then installing a new one, remained in the refrigerator for thirty minutes in an apron and shirt sleeves. This was the first time in fourteen years that this had ever…