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Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain his application for leave to file his appeals out of time. Interests of justice established for appeal. Outcome: appeal granted.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain his application for leave to file his appeal out of time. Interests of justice established for appeal. Delay arose out of error or inadvertence rather than indecision. Outcome: appeal granted.
Impairment assessment for independence allowance - pt 4, sch 1 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appellant has cover for sensitive claim relating to childhood sexual abuse. Appeal against decision of Reviewer dismissing an application for review of Corporation's decision determining entitlement to independence allowance. Appellant has not established on balance of probabilities that assessment of her impairment was flawed or incorrect. Outcome: appeal dismissed.
Leave to appeal to the High Court - s 162(1) Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether sufficient grounds, as a matter of law, to sustain his application for leave to appeal. No established error of law capable of bona fide and serious argument. Outcome: appeal dismissed.
Claim for personal injury, claim for weekly compensation - s 26, s 100 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal from decision to decline additional cover and entitlement to weekly compensation. Appellant's accident caused an acute physical injury that substantially contributed to post-accident incapacity. Appellant entitled to cover for personal injury and consequent entitlements including weekly compensation. Outcome: appeal allowed.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain his application for leave to file his appeal out of time. Interests of justice established for appeal. Delay arose out of an understandable error or inadvertence rather than indecision. Outcome: appeal granted.
Late filing of appeal to District Court. s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Cover for sensorineural hearing loss as treatment injury had been declined. Interest of justice require exercise of Court's discretion to sustain application to file appeal out of time. Outcome: claim allowed.
Claim for work-related gradual process injury - s 30(2) Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal from decision to decline cover for gradual process injury as result of exposure to glutaraldehyde. Found that person exposed to glutaraldehyde in stock was at significantly greater risk of suffering poisoning. Appellant qualifies for cover. Outcome: appeal allowed.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Delay due to issues navigating ACC process. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain her application for leave to file her appeal out of time. Delay arose out of error or inadvertence. Interests of justice established for appeal. Outcome: appeal granted.
Impairment Assessment - pt 3 sch 1 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appellant failed to show on balance of probabilities that decision was wrong. Outcome: appeal dismissed.
Appeal against decision regarding weekly compensation - Section 149 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Found that recalculation of appellant's shareholder salary for the relevant year has been appropriate and proper. Outcome: present appeal struck out.
Personal Injury – Section 26; Causation, Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal against a decision declining cover for a neck sprain. Whether the appellant suffered an injury, namely a neck sprain, which was the subject of a claim for cover lodged by the appellant’s GP. On the balance of probabilities, evidence establishes that the appellant did suffer an injury on while pressing weights. ACC’s decision declining cover is reversed. Outcome: appeal allowed.
Claim for costs on appeal. Respondent ordered to pay Appellant $3,972.25 ($3,772.25 costs and $200 disbursements). Appeal allowed.
Claim for costs - Part 14 District Court Rules 2014. Appellant is entitled to costs. Outcome: Appeal allowed. Appellant awarded $22,442.50 costs and $11,695.39 disbursements.
Claim for costs on appeal. Appellant discontinued the proceeding and is not entitled to costs. Outcome: claim dismissed.
Treatment Injury - ss 20, 26, 32 and 33, Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal against decision declining cover for progressive renal stenosis. Progressive renal stenosis a natural and inevitable consequence of a non-covered pre-existing underlying health condition. Outcome: appeal dismissed.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain her application for leave to file her appeal out of time. Delay arose out of understandable error, rather than a change of mind or indecision. Interests of justice established for appeal. Outcome: appeal granted.
Leave to appeal to the High Court s 162 Accident Compensation Act 2001.Whether the Corporation, reviewer and the Court incorrectly declined appellant funding for disability assist dog training. The appellant failed to identify a question of law that is serious and arguable. Outcome: leave to appeal dismissed.
Work-related gradual process - s 30 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal of decision that quashed declining cover for work-related gradual process injury. Whether shoulder injury was work-related gradual process injury. Workplace assessment occurred after review decision. Outcome: review decision quashed. Order directing another review by different Reviewer considering all evidence.
Claims process, Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal against decision dismissing appellant's review applications because of lack of jurisdiction. Appeals lodged outside of statutory time limits and leave to file the reviews late had not been granted. Outcome: appeal dismissed.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain his application for leave to file his appeal out of time. Delay arose out of error or inadvertence. Interests of justice established for appeal. Outcome: appeal granted.
Vocational independence s 107 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether the respondent correctly found that the appellant had attained vocational independence. Respondent correctly determined that the appellant had achieved vocational independence in three job options. Outcome: appeal dismissed.
Treatment injury - s 32 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeal against review decision declining cover for hepatitis C as a treatment injury. The appellant failed to prove, on the balance of probabilities, that the hospital care he received for a brain bleed caused the infection. Outcome: appeal dismissed. Review decision upheld.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Notice of Appeal missorted by the postal service. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain his application for leave to file his appeal out of time. Delay arose out of understandable error rather than indecision. Interests of justice established for appeal. Outcome: appeal granted.
Late filing of an appeal to the District Court - s 151 Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether interests of justice required the exercise of discretion to sustain her application for leave to file her appeal out of time. Interests of justice established for appeal. Delay arose out of error or inadvertence rather than indecision. Outcome: appeal granted.