Section 28LG — Who can assess impairment? — Wrongs Act 1958 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title and commencement s 2Repeals and savings s 2AOffences under this Act deemed to be indictable offencess 28LGWho can assess impairment?s 28LHHow is the degree of impairment to be assessed?s 28LIAssessment of certain impairments s 28LJRegard not to be had to secondary psychiatric or psychological impairment s 28LKAssessment of hearing impairment s 28LLAssessment in relation to injuries arising out of the same incident s 28LMPrescribed methods for assessment s 28LNCertificate of assessment s 28LNACertificate where injury not stabilised

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Who can assess impairment?

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Part VBA—Thresholds in relation to recovery of damages for non‑economic loss

Division 3—Assessment of impairment

28LG Who can assess impairment?

S. 28LG inserted by No. 60/2003 s. 4.

The assessment of degree of impairment must be made by an approved medical practitioner.

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Section 28LG — Who can assess impairment? — Wrongs Act 1958 (Victoria) — Barrister AI