Camizzi v. E. T. Fraim Lock Co.

Argued November 9, 1942. The contest in this workmen's compensation case relates to the extent and effect of certain accidental injuries suffered by Josephine R. Camizzi, claimant below and appellee herein, to her right hand while operating a milling machine in the course of her employment on June 2, 1939. Her employer and its insurance carrier, the appellants, concede she has permanently lost the use of her index and middle fingers and she has been paid compensation at the rate of $12 per week for a period of ninety weeks — the aggregate of the definite periods prescribed for these permanent…