Mayes v. Walter Kidde Constructors, Inc.

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From the stipulation of counsel and the testimony adduced, it appears that the facts in this case are not seriously in dispute. The petitioner was in the employ of the respondent on June 8th, 1942, as a laborer and was receiving wages which would entitle him to a compensation rate of $20 a week. On that date at about 12:80 p. m., the petitioner was engaged in the performance of his duties for the respondent as a buggy pusher. His job was to fill a buggy with concrete at a concrete mixer and push the filled buggy to some portion of the premises where the concrete was to be…