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Aai Ltd V Singh

Supreme Court of New South Wales

Judgment Date:
2019-09-27

Abstract:
The application of AAI Ltd Trading, a compulsory third-party insurer, disputing its liability to pay further statutory benefits to a truck driver who was injured in a motor vehicle accident, was dismissed. The New South Wales Supreme Court (NSWSC) found that the motor accident that gave rise to the truck driver's claim for statutory benefits was not brought about 'wholly or mostly' by the truck driver's own fault and that the truck driver's statutory benefits therefore did not stop at 26 weeks by the force of (NSW) Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 ss 3.11(1)(a) and 3.28(1)(a).

Administrative law | Administrative decisions | Statutory benefits | Dispute

Published:
4/11/2019
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