Mecomber v. City of North Platte

Nebraska Supreme Court

Mecomber v. City of North Platte

181 N.W. 145, 105 Neb. 464, 1920 Neb. LEXIS 80

Nebraska Supreme Court·Decided December 23, 1920·No. No. 21608·Published

Opinion

Flansburg, J.

Claim for recovery is made in these cases based upon the workmen’s compensation law. The cases were considered together and the question presented is whether or not police officers of the city of North Platte are within the compensation act. The district court denied the right of recovery and dismissed the case. Plaintiffs appeal.

These cases are controlled by the decisions in Ray v. School District of Lincoln, ante, p. 456, and Rooney v. City of Omaha, ante, p. 447, just decided by this court, and for the reasons therein stated the judgments of the lower court in the cases here presented are

Affirmed.

Aldrich, J., not sitting.

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Flansburg, J.

Claim for recovery is made in these cases based upon the workmen’s compensation law. The cases were considered together and the question presented is whether or not police officers of the city of North Platte are within the compensation act. The district court denied the right of recovery and dismissed the case. Plaintiffs appeal.

These cases are controlled by the decisions in Ray v. School District of Lincoln, ante, p. 456, and Rooney v. City of Omaha, ante, p. 447, just decided by this court, and for the reasons therein stated the judgments of the lower court in the cases here presented are

Affirmed.

Aldrich, J., not sitting.

Mecomber v. City of North Platte, 181 N.W. 145, 105 Neb. 464, 1920 Neb. LEXIS 80 (Neb. 1920).

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