The apportionment was made pursuant to section 44 of the Workmen's Compensation Law and on the basis of claimant's employment, under compressed air, by appellant employer for 40 days in 1937 and 1938 and by respondent employer for 5 days in 1952. There was substantial medical evidence attributing claimant's contracting of the disease to both employments, disablement not occurring, however until 1952. Appellants contend that, by implication, apportionment under section 44...
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