Claim of Nycz v. Buffalo Body Corp.

The award covers a period from August 4, 1926, to December 27, 1926. It is opposed on the ground that the injuries are confined to the right arm below the elbow and three fingers of the right hand; consequently a schedule award for partial loss of use of the hand should be made; and on the further ground that claimant’s earning capacity was not properly determined.

The injuries were sustained October 28, 1922. Compensation has been paid voluntarily to the amount of $3,500. The employers are manufacturers of automobile bodies. Claimant was an aluminum finisher. While working, the tool in his…