Titus v. S. E. Sostmann & Co.

Opinion by

Rhodes, J.,

This is a workmen’s compensation case, and the only question before us is whether claimant was in the course of his employment when injured.

“In this Commonwealth, contrary to the rule in some other states, the Workmen’s Compensation Act does not give a right of compensation for all injuries arising out of the employment. The statute under which this claim is made requires that the injuries, not occurring on the premises of the employer, be sustained, while the employee is ‘actually’ engaged in the furtherance of the business or affairs of his employer, and ‘actually’…