Willoughby v. Warstler & Egly Bakery, Inc.

Willoughby’s injury admittedly falls within the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation Act. It resulted in a 67%% permanent partial disability of his leg, whereby he is entitled to be compensated for 67%% of 175 weeks, to wit, 118.125 weeks. His wages were such as to entitle him to the maximum benefits of $28 per week. In addition to the temporary total disability benefits for *279which he was paid, and with reference' to which there is no dispute, he was likewise paid $28 per week for 32% weeks for temporary partial disability. The only question here is whether the Trial Court erred in holding…