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Tas v Cane

[2024] TASSC 56

Supreme Court of Tasmania

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Catchwords

1. Workers' compensation
2. › Proceedings to obtain compensation
3. › Determination of claims
4. › Jurisdiction of courts, tribunals and boards
5. › Grounds raise questions of law
6. › Whether requisite causal link between psychological injury and physical injury is established
7. › Causal link falls within ambit of "in respect of"
8. › Tribunal correctly concluded worker's claim for incapacity from psychological symptoms was in respect of physical injury.
1. Aust Dig Workers’ Compensation [305]
1. Cases:
1. GL and VN Barber Pty Ltd v Ryan [1999] TASSC 5; [1999] 8 Tas R 308

Case Details

Citation[2024] TASSC 56

CourtTASSC

JurisdictionTasmania

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2002State of Tasmania v ParsonsTASSC 59
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