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· 2/21/1986

Long v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board

Citations

  • 505 A.2d 369
  • 95 Pa. Commw. 242
  • 1986 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 1944

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  • claimant awarded benefits where he suffered a heart attack while at work and his wife informed the employer he would not return to work due to the fumes present at his place of employment
  • claimant awarded benefits where he suffered a heart attack while at work and his wife informed the employer he would not return to work due to the fumes present at his place of employment
  • wife’s telephone call to claimant husband’s production manager in which she stated that her husband had a heart attack and would “no longer be back to work because of the fumes” was sufficient to inform employer that claimant’s disability was job-related

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Judges: MacPhail, Doyle, Kalish

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