Uditsky v. Krakovitz

Opinion by

Stadtfeld, J.,

On March 16, 1937, the claimant, Ike Uditsky, filed a compensation claim petition in which he alleged that on March 27, 1936, while engaged in grinding and beveling glass in the shop of defendant, M. Krakovitz, he sustained an accident resulting in “paralysis of the left hand, arm, and' the left side of the body.” It was also alleged that although no formal notice of the injury Avas served upon the employer until March 1, 1937, the foreman at the shop kneAv immediately of its occurrence.

The defendant filed an ansAver denying that claimant had suffered any accident in…