CONSOLIDATED HOME EQUIPMENT CORP. v. STATE ACCIDENT FUND, 178 Md. 679 (1940)

13 A.2d 340

CONSOLIDATED HOME EQUIPMENT CORPORATION v. STATE ACCIDENT FUND ET AL.

[No. 17, April Term, 1940.]Court of Appeals of Maryland.
Decided May 22d 1940.

Workmen’s Compensation — Right of Appeal.

Since an injured employee was the only one adversely affected by an order of the trial court which confirmed a ruling of the Industrial Accident Commission that the employer’s insurance did not cover the case, and reversed a ruling that the employer was liable for compensation as a non-insurer, the employer had no right of appeal.

Decided May 22d 1940.

Appeal from the Baltimore City Court (McLANAHAN, J.).

Claim by Ben Y. Lewis under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, opposed by the Consolidated Home Equipment Corporation, employer, and the State Accident Fund and the Maryland Casualty Company, insurers. From an order confirming in part and reversing in part a ruling of the Industrial Accident Commission, the employer appeals. Appeal dismissed.

The cause was reargued before BOND, C.J., OFFUTT, PARKE, SLOAN, MITCHELL, SHEHAN, JOHNSON, and DELAPLAINE, JJ.

Jacob Kartman and Leo M. Alpert, with whom were Makover Kartman on the brief, for the appellant.

J. Edgar Harvey, Special Attorney for the State Accident Fund, with whom were William C. Walsh, Attorney General, an William L. Henderson, Deputy Attorney General on the brief, for the State Accident Fund, appellee.

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Robert E. Coughlan, Jr., with whom was Timothy J. Hughes on the brief, for the Maryland Casualty Company, appellee.

BOND, C.J., delivered the opinion of the Court.

Unreported cases.