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Medical panel determinations are invalid if they are delayed
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- Published on Monday, 19 March 2012 06:32
- Written by Steven Soldatos
Mikhman v Royal Victorian Aero Club & Ors [2012] VSC 42
Before an injured party can claim for damages for personal injury under the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic) (“the Act”) the injured party must establish that their level of impairment satisfies the required injury threshold. Where the parties to the dispute cannot agree to the level of impairment, a Medical Panel (“the Panel”) is constituted to independently assess the injured party.