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De Agostino v Leatch & Anor
[2011] VSCA 249
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…agree with this proposition. This may require the dissection of operative cause – see the judgment of the Court of Appeal in D’Agostino v Lynch [2011] VSCA 249.…
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Grech v Orica Australia Pty Ltd & Anor
[2006] VSCA 172
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…ay be made, so long as the transport accident is a cause of the injury. It need not be the sole or dominant cause – Grech v Orica Australia Pty Ltd [2006] VSCA 172.…
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Richards v Wylie
[2000] VSCA 50
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…r in the rotator cuff of the left shoulder. This is not, therefore, a case where physical symptoms are caused purely by a psychological condition cf. Richards v Wylie (2000) 1 VR 79.…
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Barlow v Hollis
[2000] VSCA 26
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…cuff of the left shoulder. This is not, therefore, a case where physical symptoms are caused purely by a psychological condition cf. Richards v Wylie (2000) 1 VR 79.…
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WILLANS & ENMORE
[2021] FamCA 73
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…without reasons, should not be regarded as probative. They referred me to a decision of the High Court of Australia in Dasreef Pty Ltd v Howchar (2011) 243 CLR 588 where the Court held that both under the common law and under the Evidence Act s.79 an expression of opinion by an expert is inadmissible unless the expe…
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Bartel and Schneider (No. 2)
[2012] FamCA 890
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…evidence without objection. Nevertheless, they referred me to the judgment of Heydon JA (as he then was) in Makita (Australia) Pty Ltd v Sprowles (2001) 52 NSWLR 705 where the same issue was considered at some length. According to his Honour’s analysis, even if admitted in this form, such evidence should bear no weigh…