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1 Some recog : Mr J. A. Griffin of the Saskatchewan Bar , I remedy and adopt the Workers ' Compensation obtained in 48 hours much more information scheme . This means , of course , that the reprethan I had dreamed was possible .
1 Some recog : Mr J. A. Griffin of the Saskatchewan Bar , I remedy and adopt the Workers ' Compensation obtained in 48 hours much more information scheme . This means , of course , that the reprethan I had dreamed was possible .
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6 WORKERS ' COMPENSATION Dependants ' Allowances and Lamp Sam Payments Under s . 20 of the Workers ' Compensation relating to schedule injuries the amount of . Act 1956 , where a worker is totally incapacitated compensation payable is ...
6 WORKERS ' COMPENSATION Dependants ' Allowances and Lamp Sam Payments Under s . 20 of the Workers ' Compensation relating to schedule injuries the amount of . Act 1956 , where a worker is totally incapacitated compensation payable is ...
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“ or compensation in a lump sum and the Court own desire to obtain a lump sum , as he could therefore had to decide whether , if the lump sum otherwise have continued to draw compensation were to be assessed under s .
“ or compensation in a lump sum and the Court own desire to obtain a lump sum , as he could therefore had to decide whether , if the lump sum otherwise have continued to draw compensation were to be assessed under s .
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