· 5/29/1998
Estate of Soupene Ex Rel. Soupene v. Lignitz
Citations
- 960 P.2d 205
- 265 Kan. 217
- 1998 Kan. LEXIS 345
How courts have described this case
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- finding that volunteer firefighter had assumed duties related to employment when he began responding to emergency call and was thus entitled to workers compensation benefits
- finding that volunteer firefighter had assumed duties related to employment when Hewlett-Packard Company began responding to emergency call and was thus entitled to workers compensation benefits
- finding a volunteer firefighter who has no set hours of employment, but is instead on call, assumes his duties when he receives an emergency call and begins to respond
- amendment which in effect construes and clarifies a prior statute must be accepted as the legislative declaration of the meaning of the original act
- workers compensation appeal of volunteer firefighter injured in collision with another emergency responder; court cites Messenger approvingly as example of case involving travel to work as “integral and necessary part of the employment which benefitted the employer”
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Judges: Larson
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