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Page 217
... injury in two categories of case , where the mental injury is an outcome of physical injury covered by s 8 ( 2 ) ( for example where a road accident victim suffers mental as well as physical injury ) , and where s 8 ( 3 ) applies ( for ...
... injury in two categories of case , where the mental injury is an outcome of physical injury covered by s 8 ( 2 ) ( for example where a road accident victim suffers mental as well as physical injury ) , and where s 8 ( 3 ) applies ( for ...
Page 219
... injury as a result of a negligent medical error . The definition of personal injury in s 4 ( as to which see above ) covered the physical injuries to a person , and while " physical injuries " were not further defined it was common ...
... injury as a result of a negligent medical error . The definition of personal injury in s 4 ( as to which see above ) covered the physical injuries to a person , and while " physical injuries " were not further defined it was common ...
Page 220
... injury for the purposes of the s 14 bar must be the personal injury for which damages are sought . So the question in Brownlie was whether the plain- tiffs ' claims were proceedings for damages arising directly or indirectly out of ...
... injury for the purposes of the s 14 bar must be the personal injury for which damages are sought . So the question in Brownlie was whether the plain- tiffs ' claims were proceedings for damages arising directly or indirectly out of ...
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