Gorman v. Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co.

In this case the workman was hurt in the course of his employment by an explosion, on January 31st, 1936, of dynamite, which injured both feet, so that he was totally disabled from the time of the accident until May 8th, 1939. After the latter date, he had a permanent loss of use of his right foot. It was claimed, and the State Industrial Accident Commission found, that the workman had sustained other permanent partial disabilities. As a result of the hearing before the Commission, it was held that the workman was entitled to compensation (a) for temporary total disability to May 8th, 1939;…