Supreme Court of New Jersey June 16, 1932 (Jersey City Metals Co. v. Brennan)

Pee Cukiam.

Michael Brennan, the husband of the petitioner, was employed by the prosecutor, the Jersey City Metals Company, as a tinsmith helper. On December 27th, 1928, while working on the roof of a building, he fell from a ladder causing injuries to his chest. The company paid Brennan $63.14 compensation to February 2d, 1929.