December 30, 1960 Appeal by the Special Fund for Reopened Cases under section 25-a from a decision and award of the Workmen's Compensation Board. Appellant has limited this appeal, taken upon an abbreviated record, "to the issue of whether or not the claimant's refusal to undergo surgery for his right hernia is unreasonable", and we consider no other question. The three physicians to testify advised the operation. It appeared, however, that claimant's hernia was operated upon in 1949, recurred in

January 24, 1951. H. James Conaway, Jr., of Hering, Morris, James Hitchens, Wilmington, for claimant Zeeb. Clarence A. Southerland and Richard F. Corroon, of Southerland, Berl Potter, Wilmington, for Atlas Powder Company. SEITZ, Vice Chancellor: The question is whether a certain stockholder filed a legally sufficient objection in writing under our appraisal statute. Under the Delaware appraisal statute, Rev. Code 1935, § 2093, a stockholder desiring an appraisal must, inter alia, make a written objection