Andrews v. Industrial Accident Comm. of State of Calif.

California Supreme Court
Andrews v. Industrial Accident Comm. of State of Calif., 12 P.2d 645 (Cal. 1932)
215 Cal. 774; 1932 Cal. LEXIS 487

Andrews v. Industrial Accident Comm. of State of Calif.

Opinion of the Court

THE COURT.

The above-entitled proceedings were consolidated under one number, L. A. No. 13112, but separate and appropriate orders were entered in each proceeding. Inasmuch as said proceedings and the proceeding entitled R. S. Black and Jimmie Johnston v. Industrial Acc. Com. et al., (L. A. No. 13113) ante, p. 639 [12 Pac. (2d) 640], arose out of the same casualty, the Industrial Accident Commission, by its order, joined them and applied the evidence and proceedings given and taken in each case, so far as they were pertinent and material, to each of said other cases. *775 Case L. A. No. 13113 contains the evidence upon which the awards were made in each case.

Upon the authority and the grounds stated in said case, L. A. No. 13113, those portions of the orders and awards made in each of the above-entitled causes, which discharged the Constitution Indemnity Company from liability on the theory that it was not the insurer of employer B. S. Black, are annulled and vacated.

An order of annulment of said orders and awards is hereby ordered entered in each of said proceedings contained in record L. A. No. 13112.

Behearing denied.

Reference

Full Case Name
AMY ANDREWS Et Al., Petitioners, v. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Et Al., Respondents
Status
Published