Claimant was employed as a taxi driver. On April 7, 1965 he was directed to pick up a 74-year-old lame passenger who had regularly used employer's cabs to go from his home to his shoemaker shop. The passenger was accustomed to sitting in the front seat of the taxi, but on this day claimant would not permit it although so directed by his employer's dispatcher. He then returned the taxi to his employer's garage and quit his job claiming that...
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