Silvers v. Marley Co.

LESTER, Judge.

This litigation originated in the Workmen’s Compensation Board whose opinion and award was reversed by the trial court in an opinion entered July 6, 1977.

In November of 1974, Raymond D. Silvers, filed a. workmen’s compensation claim for injuries sustained while in the employment of appellee, The Marley Company. Prior to the adjudication, Mr. Silvers died (February 17, 1976) and his widow, Patricia Silvers, was substituted as the party-plaintiff on behalf of herself and the three minor children of the parties. In January of the following year, the compensation board determined…