210 A.D. 497 | N.Y. App. Div. | 1924
Claimant was employed in the machine shop of the Erie Railroad Company. An implement with which he was working was broken and had been taken the day before the accident to the tool room to be repaired. On the day of the accident claimant had been waiting for this implement from seven a. m., until nine a. m., when he went to the tool room to see if it was ready. It was not ready. He then started on a tour of the railroad yard. He went first to the electric light house and talked with an employee for a minute.
All concur.
Award reversed and claim dismissed, with costs against the State Industrial Board.