Noll v. Department of Labor & Industries

Respondent, a workman engaged in extrahazardous employment, made claim for compensation for injuries received in the course of his employment on October 22, 1928. The matter took the usual course, and finally resulted in an order by the department closing the claim with an allowance of fifteen degrees permanent partial disability as of May 27, 1930. No appeal was taken, the award was paid, and the case was thus finally closed.

Thereafter, and in May, 1933, the respondent filed a duly verified petition with the department praying for a reopening of his claim upon the ground of aggravation of…