· 6/10/1937
Twyman v. Adkins
Citations
- 168 Va. 456
- 191 S.E. 615
- 1937 Va. LEXIS 243
How courts have described this case
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- noting that employees reasonably sought recreation at the location where claimant was injured because “[e]mployees were restricted to a most limited portion of the island [of Guam] which itself provided narrow limits of confinement”
- female employee in Guam was injured when another vehicle collided with her parked car, during rendezvous with a male employee
- “Obviously, recreation was considered a necessity for [these] employees in Guam.... ”
- Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act
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Judges: Spratley
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