Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York March 15, 1931 (Claim of Lindquist v. Friedelson)

Per Curiam.

While there is a statement in the report of the doctor that there was loss of grasping power, that report not being verified is not competent proof. However, there appears competent proof of injury to the fingers sufficient to justify the award for a proportionate loss of use of the hand. (Matter of Petrie, 215 N. Y. 335.) All concur.