Willard v. Hart Seed Co.

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Willard v. Hart Seed Co.

255 A.2d 626, 157 Conn. 601

Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided January 9, 1969·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The commissioner’s award decided the question of compensability in favor of the claimant and stated that further proceedings were necessary to determine the specific amount of compensation. The claimant, instead of pursuing a further hearing as to the amount of compensation, appealed to the Superior Court, which rendered judgment dismissing the appeal. We find no error in that judgment.

There is no error.

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Per Curiam.

The commissioner’s award decided the question of compensability in favor of the claimant and stated that further proceedings were necessary to determine the specific amount of compensation. The claimant, instead of pursuing a further hearing as to the amount of compensation, appealed to the Superior Court, which rendered judgment dismissing the appeal. We find no error in that judgment.

There is no error.

Willard v. Hart Seed Co., 255 A.2d 626, 157 Conn. 601 (Colo. 1969).

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