10 Mar 1997
Neal v Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation
- Citation
- [1997] NZACC 32
- Court
- District Court
The appellant's domestic and caregiving duties fell within the Regulations' definition of principal economic activity and, on the medical evidence from the treating surgeon, immediate surgery was necessary to prevent strangulation and to restore the appellant's ability to perform those activities; therefore the review officer erred and the appeal succeeds.