Makins

Makins v. Industrial Accident Commission

Good Law
1926 Cal. LEXIS 411·198 Cal. 698·247 P. 202·49 A.L.R. 411
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJune 2, 1926Docket No. S.F. 11799.California1,449 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Seawell, J.

The petition of respondent Industrial Accident Commission praying for a hearing by this court after decision by the district court of appeal, first district, division one, having been granted, the proceeding is properly before us for final determination. The respondent Commission made an award in favor of respondent George A. Craig, a youth fifteen years of age, who was injured by a traffic collision that occurred upon Grove Street, city of Oakland. The Commission found that said George A. Craig was employed by petitioner J. N. Makins as a deliverer or distributor of newspapers, and that the in jury sustained by said George A. Craig occurred in the course of and arose out of his employment. The circumstances of the injury and the contentions of the respective parties to the proceeding are well stated by Mr. Justice Cashin, author of the opinion adopted by said district court of appeal, and we hereby adopt it in part as follows:

At the time the accident occurred respondent Craig was traveling in a southerly direction upon Grove Street, after serving those customers of his employer whose places of business or residences abutted upon the easterly half of said street. The easterly…

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