MAZOR v. STATE, DEP'T OF CORRECTION

No. 495, September Term, 1975.

30 Md. App. 394 (1976)

352 A.2d 918

DONALD LOUIS MAZOR v. STATE OF MARYLAND, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION ET AL.

Court of Special Appeals of Maryland.

Decided March 1, 1976.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Franklin I. Freeman and Wilson K. Barnes for appellant.

J. Kent Leonnig, Special Assistant Attorney General, with whom were Francis B. Burch, Attorney General and H. George Meredith, Jr., Special Assistant Attorney General on the brief, for appellee Subsequent Injury Fund.

Charles R. Goldsborough Jr., Special Attorney, with whom were Francis B. Burch, Attorney General and J. Howard Holzer, Special Attorney on the brief, for other appellee, State of Maryland, Department of Correction.

The cause was argued before POWERS, MENCHINE and DAVIDSON, JJ.


MENCHINE, J., delivered the opinion of the Court.

Donald Louis Mazor, (claimant) employed by the State of Maryland, Department of Correction as a penitentiary guard, on July 17, 1972 was injured in an inmate uprising.

As a result of the injury therein sustained, Mazor applied for and on September 1, 1973 was granted, under the State pension system, pursuant to Maryland Code Article 73B, § 11 (6) and (7),

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