General Ins. Corp v. Wickersham

McDONALD, Chief Justice.

The appeal is from a judgment awarding workmen’s compensation for the death of appellee’s husband. Trial was to the court without a jury.

Three points of error are relied on. First, it is argued that the injury was not of a kind and character having to do with and originating in the work, business, trade or profession of the employer; second, that the court erred in fixing the wage rate; and third, that the mission on which the employee was engaged at the time of his injury was not in furtherance of or necessarily or reasonably inherent in or incident to the conduct of…