Barrick v. Pocono Highland Camp

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• although employee lived on employer’s premises, he was not required to be on premises, was not on call, and was not engaged in his duties at the time of the injury; therefore, employee’s injuries were not deemed to have arisen in the course of employment
• although employee lived on employer's premises, he was not required to be on premises, was not on call, and was not engaged in his duties at the time of the injury; therefore, employee's injuries were not deemed to have arisen in the course of employment

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