Primoli v. Philadelphia Bronze & Brass Corp.

Opinion by

Spaulding, J.,

This is a workmen’s compensation case, the facts of which are not in dispute. In 1945, appellee Sante Primoli sustained an eye injury in the course of his employment with Philadelphia Bronze & Brass Corporation, appellant. A compensation agreement for total disability was entered and payments amounting to $272.57 were made between June 8 and October 12 of that year, at which time a final receipt was executed on termination of the disability.

In November, 1961 appellee filed a petition for reinstatement of compensation under §413 of the Workmen’s Compensation Act,1…