Continental Casualty Co. v. Connell

This is a workmen’s compensation case. James D. Connell was engaged in the automobile business in Denver. He employed Frank Cunningham, a carpenter, to construct a cabin for him at Indian Hills, a mountain resort some distance from Denver. While engaged in constructing the cabin, Cunningham was injured. Connell carried insurance with the Continental Casualty Cbm pany. The insurance policy covered only injuries to “in-servants” at Connell’s residence, No. 665 Marion street, Denver. It did not cover injuries to those constructing the cabin at Indian Hills. The commission entered an order…