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Applicant Minerva Tomka sought reconsideration of an order denying her petition to set aside a prior award. She alleged fraud, bad faith, misrepresentation of her occupational group, and clerical errors in the prior Stipulations with Request for Award approved by the WCJ. The Appeals Board reviewed the petition, the defendant's answer, and the WCJ's report. The Board found no evidence of fraud or other grounds to set aside the stipulations but acknowledged clerical errors and the incorrect occupational group number. Consequently, the Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the original order, and issued a new order correcting the applicant's occupational group number to 214 and rectifying various clerical errors.
MINERVA TOMKA vs. PACIFIC GAS ELECTRIC, PACIFIC GAS ELECTRIC - SAN FRANCISCO is a workers' compensation case decided in Sacramento. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
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Applicant Minerva Tomka sought reconsideration of an order denying her petition to set aside a prior award. She alleged fraud, bad faith, misrepresentation of her occupational group, and clerical errors in the prior Stipulations with Request for Award approved by the WCJ. The Appeals Board reviewed the petition, the defendant's answer, and the WCJ's report. The Board found no evidence of fraud or other grounds to set aside the stipulations but acknowledged clerical errors and the incorrect occupational group number. Consequently, the Board granted reconsideration, rescinded the original order, and issued a new order correcting the applicant's occupational group number to 214 and rectifying various clerical errors.
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