Gigleo v. Dorfman and Kimiavsky

At the instance of the commissioner, a hearing was held on June 22d, 1926, upon an agreement made under the Workmen’s Compensation Act by the claimant and respondents. The commissioner found that the claimant received an injury arising out of and in the course of his employment on October 22d, 1925, his left eye being pierced by a nail. As a result of the injury, a traumatic cataract developed in the eye and was removed by an operation, which also required the removal of the lens of the eye. It results that if the claimant attempts to use the two eyes together, with a glass, there is no…