Claim of Cheesman v. Cheesman

Van Kirk, J.:

Clarence V. Cheesman, the employer, under the trade name “ Cheesman Elevator Company,” did a business of constructing and installing elevators. The claimant, Frederick H. Cheesman, is the son of Clarence V. Cheesman; he was employed as an electrician. On November 15, 1918, while engaged in his regular work, he received very serious accidental injuries, which arose out of and in the course of his employment.

The insurance carrier appeals and raises two questions:(1) Was a claim for compensation filed within one year after the accident?(2) The employer not having taken the objection…