Tyrrell v. Industrial Commission

Is there any credible evidence or reasonable inference drawn therefrom to support the finding of the Industrial Commission that at the time of the accident the employee, Tyrrell, “had deviated for a personal purpose and had not returned to the normal route to be used in his work.” Under the familiar rule, if there is such evidence in the record the finding of the commission must be affirmed.

The statute involved is sec. 102.03 (1) (f), Stats., which provides:

“Every employe whose employment requires him to travel shall be deemed to be performing service growing out of and incidental to his…