Date: | 06/24/2002 |
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Organization: | Department of Industrial Accidents |
Docket Number: | DIA Board No. 030060-96 |
Location: | Boston |
Referenced Sources: | Jayson Kulisich v. Greater Lowell Family YMCA |
- Employee: Jayson Kulisich
- Employer: Greater Lowell Family YMCA
- Insurer: Eastern Casualty Insurance Company
CARROLL, J. The reviewing board has previously addressed this case. See Kulisich v. Greater Lowell Family YMCA, 14 Mass. Workers’ Comp. Rep. 137 (2000). In Kulisich, we recommitted the decision for findings as to whether the employee was injured in the course of his employment as that phrase from G. L. c. 152, § 26, has been interpreted in the context of horseplay injuries.1 Kulisich, supra. A second decision issued. (Hereinafter, "Dec. II".) The employee appeals that decision claiming error in the judge’s failure to rule on the employee’s motion for allowance of additional testimony. We agree with the employee and recommit the case a second time for a ruling on the motion and further findings should the motion be allowed.