Rinebold v. Bray

I am not content with the opinion prepared by Mr. Justice POTTER.

Where any person, subject to the workmen's compensation law, contracts with another person, not under the compensation law, for the execution by such person of any work undertaken by the principal, he is liable to employees of such other person injured while employed in the execution of the work. There must be work undertaken by the principal and a contract by such a person for performance of part or all of such undertaking with one who is not under the compensation law and injury to an employee of the latter while employed in…