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Haidar v Transport Accident Commission
[2016] VSCA 182
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…en referred to recently by the Court of Appeal in Papamanos v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2014] VSCA 167 and, even more recently, in Haidar v TAC [2016] VSCA 182. As earlier stated, I find the plaintiff to be a witness of credit and I have no reason to doubt the accuracy of her evidence. I accept that she had…
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Papamanos v Commonwealth Bank of Australia
[2014] VSCA 167
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…This observation has been referred to recently by the Court of Appeal in Papamanos v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2014] VSCA 167 and, even more recently, in Haidar v TAC [2016] VSCA 182. As earlier stated, I find the plaintiff to be a witness of credit and I have no reason to doubt the accuracy of her evidence.…
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AG Staff Pty Ltd v Filipowicz; Arnold Ribbon Co Pty Ltd v Filipowicz
[2012] VSCA 60
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…guish between the consequences of the respective accidents. I would refer to the decision of the Court of Appeal in AG Staff Pty Ltd v Filipowicz [2012] VSCA 60. I am conscious of the fact that the Colorado injury is a separate injury and that I must determine whether the consequences of that injury, which conseq…
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Sutton v Laminex Group Pty Ltd
[2011] VSCA 52
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…ain is a factor of importance – see Haden Engineering Pty Ltd v McKinnon [2010] VSCA 69 and subsequent cases such as Sutton v Laminex Group Pty Ltd [2011] VSCA 52. Even leaving to one side matters such as the necessity for the caesarean section and the termination of pregnancy, it seems to me that the level of pa…
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Haden Engineering Pty Ltd v McKinnon
[2010] VSCA 69
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…Persistent, ongoing pain is a factor of importance – see Haden Engineering Pty Ltd v McKinnon [2010] VSCA 69 and subsequent cases such as Sutton v Laminex Group Pty Ltd [2011] VSCA 52. Even leaving to one side matters such as the necessity for the caesarean section and the termination of pregnancy, it seems to me…