The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-13

ton under the provisions Of Part B
 of this act shall be brought in favor
 of the party injured unless such ac-
 tion is brought within one year from
 the time of the injury. or unless sorhs action to recover on account Of sucn injury shall have been previously
 brought within one year from the
 time of such injury.
 Sec. 30. Tn case of the death of the party injured. no action for com pensation under the provisions of Part | 3 of this act shall be maintainable
 unless brought within one year from the time of the death of the person injured, and within three months of the time of the appointment of the administrator or executor, except &C., tions described in section 31.
 Sec. 31. In case weekly payments shall have been made on account of compensation for injuries, land such payments have ceased, then action
 may be brought for additional install ments of compensation within sfx months of the cessation of said pay | ments, but not later.
 Sec. 32. In any case pending where | the defendant is liable for weekly the amount of payments for which the defendant is liable up to the dats | of the judgment, and the court may
 make a suitable order for the pay
 ment of future installments during trs continuance of the disability.
 Sec. s33. Actions brought under the provisions of Part B of this act
 shall be privileged in respect to their
 assignment for trial over all other sc~ | tions except writs of habeas corpus
 of the state. including information in
 the relations of private individuals. l Sec. 34. Tn actions brought to re- | cover compensation under Part B of | this act, no bonds for prosecutfon | shall be required or ordered by the | court unless in case of attachment of
 the property of the defendant.
 1 Sec. 35. In such cases brought without attachment,the plaintiff shall
 be required to pay the entry fee to | the clerk of the court, and no fur-
 ther court or clerk fees shall 5s charged for any further proceedings
 in said action, but all judgments. or
 ders and decrees in the course of said case sha11l be entered without charge to either of the parties in sai1 case.
 l Sec. 3s. It shall be the duty of
 the judges of the Supreme and Su-
 perior courts to provide suitable | forms of complaint for actions under Part of this act, and also suitsb1e rules of procedure adapted to securs a speedy, efficient and inexpensfvs
 and in making such rules for procs- | dure they shall not be bound by tns
 provisions of the practice act. or any
 rules now existing. Tn the ses>ncs |
 tions shall be conducted in accord ance with the general rules of pro- | cedure provided for other eases. sz- cept as in this act otherwise provided. Sec. 37. In the trial of issues arfs- ing under Part B, the trial judge n
 ascertaining facts may, if he snail deem it advisable. admit evidence or | testimony not admissable under fne
 ordinary rules of evidence. Tn any appeal or proceeding in any higher | court for the revision of errors. TO admission of such evidence or fesfi- mony shall be ground of error or re-
 versal unless such rejection shall ap- pear to have affected the justice of | the conclusions of rhe trial court 1 Sec. 3S. Nothing in this act shall affect the liability of any employer to fine or penalty under any other statute
 l (a) The masculine terms used | throughout this act shall be held to | include both males and females and
 other legal persons
 Employer" includes any body of persons, corporate or unincorporate. | and legal personal representative of | a deceased employer, and, where the services of a workman are temDorar- | fly lent or let on hire to another per | son by the person with whom the workman has entered into a contract of service or apprenticeship. the lat | ter shall, for the purposes of atn1s act, be deemed to continue to be the employer of the workman while he is
 working for that other person Gel Workman" does not include any person employed otherwise than by way of manual labor, or a person whose employment is of a casual na- ture, ard who is employed otherw1se than for the purposes of the employ CTS trade or business, or an out worker or a member of the employ ] CTS family dwelling in his houss. but, save as aforesaid, means any person who has entered into or works under a contract of service or sp- prenticeship with an employer.
 whether by way of manual labor clerical work, or otherwise and whether the contract is expressed or implied, is oral or in writing. (d) Dependents" means such os the members of the workman's fam fly or next of kin as were wholly or in part dependent upon the earn his death or would but for the in ca pa city due to the, accident have been so dependent
 (e) "Outworker" means person to whom articles or materials aT9 given out to be made up, cleaned, washed, altered, ornamented, finished, or repaired, or adapted for sale. m
 his own home or on other prem5ses not under the control or ma na cement of the person who gave out tne Hd- terials CT articles.
 Sec. 40. On or before January E of each year, every employer within the scope of this act shall report to tha insurance eommissioneT. on forms provided by him. showing Tn brief terms the facts of name, date and circumstances of every ciafm made upon said employer for com pensation under this act within the calendar year just past, and the ac- tion so far taken in each case
 Sec. Al. Part of this act shall not affect the relations or liabilities of employers to employees not eDgsseo in trade business or maHufacture carried on for the purpose of oots111- ing profit, nor to those engaged In agriculture, horticulture landscape pr other gardening, domestic service CT casual employment.
 SecI AZ. All acts and parts of act5 inconsistent with this act are neTe1V repealed. sN -sT-'
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