Maryland Casualty Company v. Sullivan

LANGDON, Chief Justice.

On appeal from an award of the Industrial Accident Board, appellee claimed benefits for herself and minor children oin account of the death of her husband, Paul J. Sullivan, killed while piloting an airplane in a crop dusting accident. Appellant denied that the deceased was an employee of the employer insured by appellant. On trial, in answer to the single issue submitted by the trial court, the jury found that deceased was such employee, and1 the trial court held that coverage was provided by the policy. Judgment was entered for appellee and this appeal followed.

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