Glass v. Sullivan

This is a ease brought under the Workmen’s Compensation Law of Tennessee (Code 1932, sec. 6851 et seq.). The defendant C. H. Sullivan was, on the 9th day of November, 1934, engaged in the business of hauling logs in the state of Tennessee from a point in Tipton county to the city of Memphis. Ver ble Glass was employed by Sullivan as a truck driver, and it was his duty, under the terms of his employment, to assist in loading logs on a truck and driving it from the Hatchie river bottom to the yards of the Anderson-Tully Mill Company, in Memphis, there unloading the logs, and return with the…