Hammons v. Franzblau

Plaintiff Moe Hammons agrees with the statement of facts of the workmen’s compensation commission.

“Defendant’s business is, primarily, that of growing apples and cherries, a portion of which are sold on the premises. The plaintiff’s job involved picking apples and placing them in crates, and it is conceded that while so engaged he suffered an injury to his left leg on October 15,1949.”

Defendant Herman Franzblau, doing business as Geddes Fruit Farm, would add to this statement that the commission also found, as a matter of fact, that appellee’s “enterprise required fertilizing and tilling of…