Kafka v. Edwards

The opinion of the court was delivered by This is a workmen's compensation case arising from the death of
Martin W. Kafka, a cattle truck driver, whose death occurred from
coronary thrombosis or coronary occlusion on December 5, 1955,
within a few minutes from the time he had loaded his truck with
cattle, driven it some three hundred feet away from the loading
chutes, left the truck, and then walked back, approximately one
hundred fifty feet, toward such chute.
[182 Kan. 569]