Paul v. Glidden Co.

Appellant was working for The Glidden Company, the appellee, when he had the accident, hereinafter referred to, on January 28, 1943. He was at that time forty-four years old. When he was nineteen he had an accident in which he lost entirely the first and second fingers of his left hand. The accident on January 28, 1943, was to the third and fourth fingers of the same hand. As a result of this last accident, he suffered permanent partial disability of the hand. The question in this case is how the amount of that disability is to be calculated in view óf the provisions af Article 101, Section…