Mental Injury Suffered Because of Physical Injury – s 26(1)(c) Accident Compensation Act 2001. Whether Corporation correctly declined cover for Appellant’s depression, said to be consequence of covered lumbar sprain injury. Whether Appellant suffered mental injury because of physical injuries. Severity of injuring event, its immediate effect on Appellant’s ability to work as well as its timing, with immediate flow on effects in respect of the family’s financial and material wellbeing, was a material cause in development of Appellant’s depression. Outcome: appeal allowed.
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