Jovceva v Transport Accident Commission
[2019] VSCA 105
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…consequences can be of relevance – see Richards & Anor v Wylie (2001) VR 79 and the very recent decision of Jovceva v Transport Accident Commission [2019] VSCA 105. Further, matters of history and descriptions of symptoms also have the potential to be useful. Associate Professor Paoletti took a history of the plai…
Haidar v Transport Accident Commission
[2016] VSCA 182
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…rred to more recently by the Court of Appeal in Papamanos v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2014] VSCA 167 and Haidar v Transport Accident Commission [2016] VSCA 182. As earlier stated, I do not doubt or question the plaintiff’s credibility and indeed accept him as a reliable and impressive witness. Indeed, he has…
Papamanos v Commonwealth Bank of Australia
[2014] VSCA 167
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…This observation has been referred to more recently by the Court of Appeal in Papamanos v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2014] VSCA 167 and Haidar v Transport Accident Commission [2016] VSCA 182. As earlier stated, I do not doubt or question the plaintiff’s credibility and indeed accept him as a reliable and impr…
Tatiara Meat Co Pty Ltd v Kelso
[2010] VSCA 12
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…e headaches, the plaintiff has aching pain in the neck and in both shoulders. As was said by the Court of Appeal in Tatiara Meat Co Pty Ltd v Kelso [2010] VSCA 12: “The endurance of permanent daily pain requiring frequent medication, must, according to ordinary human experience, raise a real prospect of a ‘very c…
Richards v Wylie
[2000] VSCA 50
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…hat the plaintiff relies upon paragraph (a) of the definition in this case, but psychological or psychiatric consequences can be of relevance – see Richards & Anor v Wylie (2001) VR 79 and the very recent decision of Jovceva v Transport Accident Commission [2019] VSCA 105. Further, matters of history and descriptions of symptoms…