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  <dc:title>Local Appeal Tribunal case file for Albert Chapman, aged 42, Electric Welder at Oxcroft</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Date of birth:  
Marital status: Married
Address: Not given, Not given
Type of benefit claimed: Special Hardship Allowance
Type of injury: Finger injury 
Further information: The claimant suffered a fracture on his right little finger on 2 October 1952 and was awarded disablement benefit at 10 per cent for life. This was reduced to  5 per cent by a Medical Appeal Tribunal. Special Hardship had been paid from 12 November 1952 and was disallowed from 23 September 1959. He was working on 'general duties' at a wage lower than his previous one (at least £3 below). A specialists's report was sought and aupported the view that the loss of faculty 'is not giving rise to incapacity for his regular occupation.'At the hearing on 3 December 1959 the tribunal found against the claimant.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1959</dc:date>
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