Jutton-Kelly Co. v. Industrial Commission

On May 5, 1930, the defendant, Jansen, who, on that date and continuously for many years preceding, was a resident of this state, was injured while temporarily working in the state of Michigan for the plaintiff, Jutton-Kelly Company, which was a Wisconsin corporation, and had its principal office and place of business in this state. Jansen did not file any application in Wisconsin for workmen’s compensation under the laws of this state until June 13, 1934; but he was paid $18 per week for two hundred and fifteen weeks by the plaintiff, Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company, his employer’s…