The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... compensation , and as to the quantum of both if an order is made " ( 221 ) . When exercising this discretion a committee or the Court " should take a broad view of all the facts of the case " , among others , the conduct of the worker ...
... compensation , and as to the quantum of both if an order is made " ( 221 ) . When exercising this discretion a committee or the Court " should take a broad view of all the facts of the case " , among others , the conduct of the worker ...
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NZLJ. Workers ' compensation The rebuttable presumptions in s 127 bears some similarity to the presumptions in s 2 ( 2 ) of the Workers ' Compensation Act 1956. This provided that : " For the purposes of this Act the wife of a deceased ...
NZLJ. Workers ' compensation The rebuttable presumptions in s 127 bears some similarity to the presumptions in s 2 ( 2 ) of the Workers ' Compensation Act 1956. This provided that : " For the purposes of this Act the wife of a deceased ...
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... COMPENSATION Introduction One of the most interesting questions aris- ing from the Accident Compensation Act 1972 is the extent to which the common law medical malpractice action has survived the passage of the Act . There can be no ...
... COMPENSATION Introduction One of the most interesting questions aris- ing from the Accident Compensation Act 1972 is the extent to which the common law medical malpractice action has survived the passage of the Act . There can be no ...
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