Beck v. Franklin Glass Corp.

Opinion by

Baldeige, J.,

Leonard Beck filed a claim for compensation, wherein he alleged that on June 3, 1936, he fell, causing a fracture of a vertebra of the spinal column and as a result thereof he is totally disabled; that he served notice of his injury upon his employer on June 22, 1936. The referee and the board granted an award for total disability, which was sustained by the court of common pleas.

In this appeal taken from the judgment entered on the award, the appellants contend that there was no competent evidence (1) to establish legal notice to the defendant of an accident; (2) to…