· 7/11/1894
Fingal v. Millvale Boro.
Citations
- 162 Pa. 393
- 29 A. 644
How courts have described this case
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- holding that employer should have presumed that a 10 month delay by the Board was a deemed denial of its supersedeas request
- violations of the Act with respect to prompt payment of compensation exist independently of merits
- violations of the Act with respect to prompt payment of compensation exist independently of merits
- despite delay by Board in denying supersedeas request, the employer should have regarded the request as a denial and honored its obligation to pay compensation thereby insuring its eligibility for a refund from the Supersedeas Fund upon ultimate success
- 10-month delay is tantamount to a deemed denial
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Judges: Green
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