Sayles v. Foley, Blomquist
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Petitions for relief in accordance with the provisions of Pub. Laws, cap. 831. Certified on constitutional questions.
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
These two cases are petitions by Frank A. Sayles as lessee and operator of the Glenlyon Dye Works, in the town of Lincoln, in this State, filed in the Superior Court for Providence County, October 16, 1913. The petitioner as employer asks for relief against the two respondents as employees in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 831 of the Public Laws, entitled “An Act relative to Payments to Employees for Personal Injuries received in the course of their employment, and to the Prevention of such Injuries,” commonly known as the “Workmen’s Compensation Act. ”
The petitions allege, inter…
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