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D’orsogna Limited v Zhang [2019] WADC 73
On 7 June 2019, the District Court of Western Australia handed down a decision in the matter of D’Orsogna Limited v Zhang [2019] WADC 73. The Appellant (D’Orsogna Limited) appealed from orders made in the Workers’ Compensation Arbitration Service (WA) by Arbitrator Soh. Arbitrator Soh dismissed the Appellants’ Application seeking a refund of workers’ compensation payments paid to the Respondent. The factsOn 28 May 2015, Zhang...
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Author: Amelia ToumaJudgement Date: 19th March, 2018Citation: Knezevic...