Claimant employed as a chartering manager of a steamship corporation, the president of which was his brother-in-law, fell while descending a stairway in the latter's Summer home on Long Island in the late evening of Saturday, July 18, 1959, sustaining injuries which gave rise to his claim for compensation. In reversing the decision of the Referee, the board disbelieved "the testimony of the claimant and the employer that the claimant's presence at the summer home was of a...
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