Washel v. Tankar Gas, Inc.

Holt, Justice.

Certiorari by each relator to review an award by the industrial commission.

There is not much dispute as to the main facts, which may be thus summarized: Respondent’s husband, Raymond Washel, was killed February 18, 1939, while at work in a filling station at 1101 South Eighth street in the city of Minneapolis. Death was caused by an accident (explosion) arising out of and in the course of Washel’s employment. The controversy is as to whether Washel at the time was in the employ of C. Wesley Wilson or relator Tankar Gas, Inc. The commission dismissed the proceeding as to Wilson,…