ARBITRATION COURT DECISION.
AN INTERESTING POINT.
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WELLINGTON, this day. • Two points of interest to employers M labour were decided in a judgment Jeered by the Arbitration Court LV, !? Mr compensation by Ro«WKussell agajnst the New Zealand «kui and Mercantile Agency Company. l-r 5 by the defence that oam for compensation had not been made Wl thin three months after the of the accident, and that r? cla F«ant was bound by a settlement wr which he gave receipts. Mr Justice riTJ' m hls Judgment, agreed that the thT-iZ 33 - fflade to ° late " but he ruled W?! arcumsta >ices of the case dearred the respondent from raising this fofft I reason of the fact that be - ZL t ** tvtor J "mc for ma,king a that Pired ' thS parti6S had that there was a statutory re£2? J ° n res P° nden t to pay'comS ,•- TW ° P a y were made ttri mn Da ? t before the s tatatorr £*cc months had elapsed. With regard £tWta2 d d f ence ' th e Court was D not |te fied that claimant knew the effect of he had sisned. The from the 13th of November
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 155, 1 July 1907, Page 3
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