Coder v. Pittsburgh Desmoines Steel Co.

Cunningham, J.,

Opinion by

The appeal in this workmen’s compensation case is by the claimant from the action of the court below in affirming a decision of the board refusing to set aside a final receipt executed by appellant.

By uncontroverted testimony it was shown that claimant, during the course of his employment with the defendant steel company as an expert blaster and while engaged in “shooting stumps” on September 28, 1936, suffered an “injury by an accident” within the meaning of Section 301 of our Workmen’s Compensation Act of June 2, 1915, P. L. 736, 77 PS §§ 411 and 431. In dodging a…