In re the Claim of Levy v. World-Telegram
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtHill, P. J.
This is an appeal from two decisions, the first disallowing the claim of Maxwell Levy for disability, the other of his dependents for death benefits. He was injured on November 17, 1932, while carrying newspapers for the employer, a publisher. He never returned to work, and died, following a continuous illness, on March 10, 1936. The decision in the first appeal was in the following language: “ The decision made herein on May 31, 1934, rescinding the previous findings and award dated June 16, 1933, is hereby affirmed, and the disability claim is hereby disallowed on the ground that the said…
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