Molitor v. Wilder
Superior Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
Stiftel, Judge.
Workman’s compensation case. Employer and his insurance carrier appeal from decision of Industrial Accident Board reopening case in which a commutation or lump sum payment had been made.
Claimant was employed by John J. Molitor and injured his back on April 18, 1959, while lifting rafters from the ground to a roof. A compensation agreement was entered into and approved by the Board whereby the claimant received temporary-total benefits in the approximate amount of $5,220. Thereafter, an approved agreement was entered into determining permanent-partial benefits of $35 per week…
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