COMPENSATION CASES.
I'er Press Association. Invercurgi.i, June 17. An interesting ci *in | t [mi casa was decided by .Mi'. '.lcOartliy, S.M., to-day. Albert Stevens claimed C 175 from Paul lii-own, of whom lie alleged he was an employee. Blown owns a llaxmill, and clainnni. while Sawing wood for the mill .•limine, sustained severe injuries to his !i i.n,]. Respondent denied liability for compensation under the Act, alleging that Stevens was not employed, but was a eonti'iictoi'. ily agreement, Stevens and another were to be paid .C2O per t..n l->r tiure liii'artl out liv the mill, ihey ]> lHi;' n6n .-s. JJrowji kept an eye on won; at the mill, and li.ml engaged men. Claimant understood ill it, hj" was eovered by ail accident policy. The <|iiestioii was whether tile agreement was a eontraet. The magistrate held (hat. it was., and gave indg-l.i.-ni lor respondent with ,t)10 10 j cc.->ts
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 18 June 1907, Page 2
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148COMPENSATION CASES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 18 June 1907, Page 2
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