Starkweather v. Weidman Lumber Co.

4 Citing cases

  1. Casson v. Graham Paige Motor Co.

    20 N.W.2d 270 (Mich. 1945)   Cited 1 times

    Laws Supp. 1943, § 8485-1, Stat. Ann. 1944 Cum. Supp. § 17.220). Because it differs materially in its factual aspect, the instant case is not controlled by Starkweather v. Weidman Lumber Co., 270 Mich. 355, or Caufield v. Ford Motor Co., 310 Mich. 555. 2.

  2. La Duke v. Consumers Power Co.

    301 N.W. 16 (Mich. 1941)   Cited 7 times

    In that ease we held that the letter was a sufficient demand for compensation. In Starkweather v. Weidman Lumber Co., 270 Mich. 355, we held that notice by plaintiff to the department of labor and industry was not notice to the defendant company. In Burzynski v. Packard Motor Car Co., supra, plaintiff suffered a hernia on November 30, 1937. Notice of the injury was given to defendant company and a report of noncompensable accident was filed with the department of labor and industry.

  3. Maki v. S. J. Groves & Sons

    279 Mich. 644 (Mich. 1937)   Cited 9 times

    Based upon the record, and construing the evidence most favorably to the plaintiffs, it must be concluded that the only information or knowledge that had been received by the employer was that Oscar Maki had suffered a heart attack and had died. As stated in Starkweather v. Weidman Lumber Co., 270 Mich. 355, 359: "We have searched the record and have failed to find any evidence in the sequence of events that rises to the dignity of notice to the defendant company."

  4. Tomlanovich v. Mining Co.

    262 N.W. 293 (Mich. 1935)   Cited 2 times

    Holnagle v. Lansing Fuel Gas Co., 200 Mich. 132; Derleth v. Roach Seeber Co., 227 Mich. 258 (36 A.L.R. 472); Beck v. Commercial Driveaway, Inc., 260 Mich. 550; Dailey v. River Raisin Paper Co., 269 Mich. 443. Appellants cite and rely upon: Herbert v. Railway Co., 200 Mich. 566; Ames v. Lake IndependenceLumber Co., 226 Mich. 83 (23 N.C.C.A. 778); Johnson v. Bergland Lumber Co., 231 Mich. 34; Gumtow v. Kalamazoo Motor Express, 266 Mich. 16; Stark-weather v. Weidman Lumber Co., 270 Mich. 355. We think the cited decisions are not controlling of the instant case.