Aburrow v Network Personnel Pty Ltd
[2013] VSCA 46
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…ecreations, social life and her sexual relationship with her recently married second husband. I refer to the case of Aburrow v. Network Personnel [2013] VSCA 46. I also find the treatment for her pain has been extensive. As well as attendances on her general practitioner, she has undergone courses of physiotherap…
Woolworths Ltd v Warfe
[2013] VSCA 22
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…nd or other family members. I was invited to draw an adverse inference. I reject this argument. I was directed to the case of Woolworths v. Waugh [2013] VSCA 22, where comment was made in regard to absent witnesses in a serious injury application. In that case there were significant amounts of video evidence in r…
Richards v Wylie
[2000] VSCA 50
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…disentangling exercise in this case. Nevertheless, it is worth making some comments in relation to it. The case of Richards v. Wylie [2000] 1 VR 79 deals with such matters. In this case the consequences I accept are organically based and result from the impairment of the cervical spine and its referred sym…
Barlow v Hollis
[2000] VSCA 26
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…st of serious. Secondly, whether the paragraph (c) claim meets the test of severe (Transcript pp.12-13). The principles in Humphries v. Poljak [1992] 2 VR 129, apply in terms of what these tasks involve. With paragraph (a) I must determine, when judged in comparison with other cases in the range of possible…