G. W. Opell Co. v. Phillips

Enloe, J.-

There is no dispute as to the essential facts of this case, which are, in substance, as follows: Charles Phillips was an employee of the G. W. Opell Company, at Vincennes, Indiana, at a wage of $20 per week. His work, in the main, consisted of assisting in loading automobile trucks with bread at the plant of his employer and then driving one of said tracks over a route and making deliveries of bread. On the morning of March 23, 1928, he had gone to the plant of his employer at about one o’clock a. m., as was his custom, to assist in the loading of said trucks, and at about five…