Britten v. Berger
New Jersey Department of Labor Workmen's Compensation Bureau
1Opinion of the Court
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From the evidence and stipulation of counsel, there is no doubt but that the intestate, Jack Britten, fell from the pantry window of Apartment 7, on the third floor of premises 333 Sussex avenue, Newark, New Jersey, on July 28th, 1939, while he was washing the said window. He died on July 29th, 1939, at the Newark City Hospital by reason of this fall. The Newark City Hospital has a bill of $4.50 for treatment rendered before his death. Petitioner, Edna Britten, was the wife of the intestate, Jack Britten. There was one son, Edwin Britten, born on April 26th, 1931, living with…
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