LOCKEN v. DEPT. OF LABOR & IND.

No. 35670.

58 Wn.2d 534 (1961)

364 P.2d 232

OTTO LOCKEN, Respondent, v. THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES, Appellant.

The Supreme Court of Washington, Department Two.

August 24, 1961.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

The Attorney General and Jerome F. Combs, Assistant, for appellant.

Walthew, Warner & Keefe, for respondent.


MALLERY, J.

The department of labor and industries appeals from a judgment of the superior court decreeing that a workman, respondent Otto Locken, is entitled to benefits under the workmen's compensation act for injuries sustained in extrahazardous work.

The pertinent facts are that Melvin Locken owns and operates a farm near Mount Vernon. He also owns and operates a lime-hauling and spreading business, in which he uses a fleet of trucks and spreaders. The...

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