Winslow v. Carolina Conference Ass'n of the Seventh Day Adventists

A careful study of the provisions of the North Carolina Workmen’s Compensation Act (chapter 120, Public Laws of North Carolina, 1929, as amended, chapter 133-A, N. 0. Code of 1935), shows that it was the purpose of the General Assembly of this State, in providing for compensation for an employee who has suffered an injury, or for the dependents of an employee who has suffered death, by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment, without fault on the part of the employer, where both the employee and the employer have *579accepted the provisions of the act, and are therefore hound…