· 11/30/1984
Price v. Johns-Manville Corp.
Citations
- 485 A.2d 466
- 336 Pa. Super. 133
- 1984 Pa. Super. LEXIS 6771
How courts have described this case
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- affirming the importance of averments contained in a sworn and signed workers' compensation petition when determining plaintiff's knowledge of asbestos exposure
- affirming the importance of averments contained in a sworn and signed workers’ compensation petition when determining plaintiffs knowledge of asbestos exposure
- “Mr. Price argued that his disability from asbestosis was total” on appeal to the Workmen’s Compensation Appeal Board
- \Mr. Price argued that his disability from asbestosis was total\ on appeal to the Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board
- workman's compensation referee previously determined that plaintiff was entitled to disability compensation because he had partial disability from asbestos; held that plaintiff's claim accrued when he filed workers' compensation claim alleging he had an occupational disease
- workman’s compensation referee previously determined that plaintiff was entitled to disability compensation because he had partial disability from asbestos; held that plaintiff's claim accrued when he filed workers’ compensation claim alleging he had an occupational disease
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Judges: Cirillo, Olszewski, Montgomery
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