Wood Coal Co. v. State Compensation Commissioner
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Hatcher, Judge:
November 8, 1930, the Compensation Commissioner fixed the disability of Rex Hull, an injured claimant of compensation, at 25%, payments on which expired December 30, 1930. Hull made timely objection and asked further consideration. February 27, 1931, the commissioner refused to reopen the claim. Thereafter, from time to time, Hull importuned the commissioner, without success, until September 21, 1933, when the claim was reopened as of July 9, 1933, on the basis of a temporary disability to be carried “for a reasonable length of time.” Hull died April 3, 1934, without change in…
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