Supreme Court of New Jersey· 1/2/1974

Parkinson v. J. & S. TOOL CO.

Citations

313 A.2d 609
64 N.J. 159
1974 N.J. LEXIS 204

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permitting employer’s challenge to spouse’s right to bring workers’ compensation claim, and holding that de facto spouse is entitled to dependency benefits under workers’ compensation statute
permitting employer's challenge to spouse's right to bring workers' compensation claim, and holding that de facto spouse is entitled to dependency benefits under workers' compensation statute
despite lack of legal marriage, de facto spouse qualifies as dependent under workers’ compensation statute
divorced wife qualified as a de facto spouse of decedent because she had resumed cohabiting and asked a priest to remarry them, who refused

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Judges: Cliefoed

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Parkinson v. J & S Tool Co.
Supreme Court of New Jersey· 1973-05-29

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