KBH CONSTRUCTIONS Pty Ltd (IN LIQUIDATION) v CORREIA [1993] NSWCA 151
Subject to the limitation that the total award under s66(2) not exceed the statutory maximum at the date of injury, Judge Manser's reasoning and orders were consistent with proper statutory construction; assessment of losses and pain/suffering justified on evidence; MBP v Gogic does not apply to s67 interest awards.
- Parties
- Appellant: KBH CONSTRUCTIONS Pty Ltd (IN LIQUIDATION); Respondent: Correia
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 23 March 1993
- Procedural Posture
- Workers Compensation Appeal / Appeal Decision
- Outcome
- appeal dismissed, subject to limitation on s66(2) award
- Legal Topics
- Assessment of Permanent Impairment, Compensation for Pain and Suffering, Interest on Compensation, Interpretation of Statutory Maximums
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Parties
KBH CONSTRUCTIONS Pty Ltd (IN LIQUIDATION)
Appellant
Correia
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Workers Compensation Appeal / Appeal Decision
Legal Issues
- 1 Proper application of s66(1) Workers Compensation Act 1987
- 2 Assessment of losses and use of Table of Compensation for Permanent Injuries under s73
- 3 Construction of s66(2) and calculation of statutory maximum
Ratio Decidendi
Subject to the limitation that the total award under s66(2) not exceed the statutory maximum at the date of injury, Judge Manser's reasoning and orders were consistent with proper statutory construction; assessment of losses and pain/suffering justified on evidence; MBP v Gogic does not apply to s67 interest awards.
Court Disposition
appeal dismissed, subject to limitation on s66(2) award
Orders
- Award under s66(2) limited to $85,200
- Appellant to pay costs
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