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Hatzimanolis v ANI Corporation Ltd
[1992] HCA 21
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…that day after ceasing work. His working hours were flexible, and there were no normal or fixed completion hours (see Hatzimanolis v. ANI 173 CLR 473 at p.483). His ‘ordinary working hours’ had ceased at 4.00 p.m. prior to the fitness class on the evidence before me. In any event the injury to Mr Aktypis was t…
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Commonwealth v Oliver
[1962] HCA 38
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…assisted by the submissions of senior counsel for the plaintiff. I agree with his submission based upon the dicta in Commonwealth v. Oliver 107 CLR 353, 364, adopting earlier High Court dicta in Whittingham v. West Australian Railways that "whether a worker's injury should be regarded as arising in the course…
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Henderson v Commissioner of Railways (WA)
[1937] HCA 67
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…nably required, expected or authorised in order for him to carry out his actual duties (see Henderson v. Commissioner of Railways 58 CLR 281 at 293). On the facts I have found, the injury to Mr Aktypis did not occur in an interval or interlude in his employment. Thus, the dicta in WorkCover Authority v. Walli…
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Reid Stockfeeds Pty Ltd v Lindhe
[2008] VSC 304
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…is sufficient to bring the injury within the course of his employment". However, as pointed by Mr Justice Kyrou in Reid Stockfeeds v Lindhe [2008] VSC 304 at para. 17, “a nexus must be shown between the relevant activity and the work or service that the employee is required to perform, referring to that activity…