Brainard's Cottonwood Dairy v. Industrial Commission

Milton G. Beck, an employee of Brainard’s Cottonwood Dairy, while engaged in the course of his employment delivering milk, was injured and killed by a motor truck driven by L. W. Miller, an employee of Morrison-Merrill & Co., a corporation, not in the same employment with the deceased. Beck left surviving him his widow and minor child. They both were dependents and entitled to compensation under our Workmen’s Compensation Act.

Our statute, Comp. Laws Utah 1917, § 3133, as amended by Laws Utah 1921, chap. 67, provides:

“If an employee under this Act be injured or killed while in the course of…