Myers v. Inter-State Tile & Mantel Co.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
O’BRIEN, Justice.
Appellant, John W. Myers, suffered a compensable injury on July 27, 1967, while in the course of his employment. He *210received workmen’s compensation benefits for total disability based upon various agreements with his employer, InterState Tile and Mantel Co., Inc., appellee herein. In October, 1973, employer filed a petition for termination of compensation. Following a hearing in March, 1974, Referee McClosky found that claimant suffered only partial disability and reduced his weekly compensation from $52.50 to $42.00. The Workmen’s Compensation Appeal…
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