Schramm

Schramm v. Industrial Accident Commission

Good Law
11 Cal. App. 2d 528·53 P.2d 976
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJanuary 30, 1936Civ. 10620California410 words

Opinion

Opinion

Houser, J.

In this matter the question that is now submitted to this court for its determination arises from the facts that heretofore, pursuant to an application made by Orlie R. Blair to the Industrial Accident Commission, to adjust his claim for compensation arising out of certain injuries alleged to have.been sustained by him, an award was made in his favor and against his employer, William Schramm, only, — thereby relieving from liability National Automobile Insurance Company, the alleged insurance carrier of said employer. A petition by Schramm for rehearing was denied. Thereafter Schramm presented to this court his petition for a writ of review as to said order. Following an answer thereto filed by the Industrial Accident Commission, by a stipulation in writing, signed by the respective parties to the proceeding, it was agreed that the award theretofore made by the Industrial Accident Commission be annulled and that the cause be remanded for further proceedings by said Commission. Thereupon, and before any order had been made by this court with respect to said stipulation, National Automobile Insurance Company, the alleged insurance carrier of Schramm, presented its objection to the…

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