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Dwyer v Calco Timbers Pty Ltd (No 2)
[2008] VSCA 260
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…n continuing to perform that work and that her stoicism should not be held against her in this context.[29] [29] Dwyer v Calco Timbers Pty Ltd No. 2 [2008] VSCA 260 at paragraph [4]. 55 Ms Wright was frank in conceding that, notwithstanding her injury, she had continued to carry on a number of activities that she…
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Church v Echuca Regional Health
[2008] VSCA 153
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…o such opportunity was given in this case. No doctor had labelled the appellant as being other than genuine. Their opinions stood.” [31] [2008] VSCA 153. See also Allsmanti Pty Ltd and Ernikiolis [2007] VSCA 17 at paragraph 53…
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Allsmanti Pty Ltd v Ernikiolis
[2007] VSCA 17
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…belled the appellant as being other than genuine. Their opinions stood.” [31] [2008] VSCA 153. See also Allsmanti Pty Ltd and Ernikiolis [2007] VSCA 17 at paragraph 53…
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Barlow v Hollis
[2000] VSCA 26
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…term impairment or loss of a body function”. 5 For an injury to be considered “serious”: [2] Humphries & Anor v Poljak [1992] 2 VR 129 at 140 (a) the consequences of the injury must be serious to the particular applicant; (b) those consequences may relate to pecuniary disadvantage and/or pain and suffering;…