Myers v. Wadsworth Manufacturing Co.

A petition was filed by the defendants praying for reasons therein set forth that they be permitted to discontinue payment of compensation to plaintiff, or applicant, herein. Those reasons will be referred to later herein. It appears that prior to and on July 14, 1920, the plaintiff was in the employ of the defendant Wadsworth Manufacturing Company, in the city of Detroit, which company’s principal business was the building of automobile bodies; that it was operating under the workmen’s compensation law, and the other defendant had been designated, with the approval of the industrial accident…