Supreme Court of New Jersey· 11/14/1986

Coleman v. Cycle Transformer Corp.

Citations

520 A.2d 1341
105 N.J. 285
1986 N.J. LEXIS 1260

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denying recovery when an employee during lunch hour ignited her hair while lighting a match because it did not “arise out of’ the employment
quoting, Dean Larson at 1 A. Larson, Workmen's Compensation Law, section 6.10 (1985)
ignition of employee's hair by lighting cigarette during lunch break on employer's premises not compensable because it did not \arise out of employment\
ignition of employee’s hair by lighting cigarette during lunch break on employer’s premises not compensable because it did not “arise out of employment”

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Judges: Clifford

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Coleman v. Cycle Transformer Corp.
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