Claimant v. Social Insurance regarding Causality of Accident Injury
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe case involved an insured individual claiming benefits following an accident under social insurance, where the core dispute centered on establishing a natural causal link between the accident and the resulting injury. The court rejected the appeal, concluding that the evidence did not establish the requisite natural causality between the claimed accident and the alleged consequence, thereby denying the claim for accident insurance benefits.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IALAA.6; Claimant v. Social Insurance regarding Causality of Accident Injury: The court rejected the appeal, concluding that the evidence did not establish the requisite natural causality between the claimed accident and the alleged consequence, thereby denying the claim for accident insurance benefits.
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Généré par l'IACited in the final orders regarding the merits of the claim related to accident insurance.
Texte complet
A/519/1995
### [ATA/696/1995](/apps/decis/fr/ata/show/1870830) du 05.12.1995 ( ASSU ) , REJETE Descripteurs :
ASSURANCE SOCIALE; ACCIDENT; AA; CAUSALITE NATURELLE
Normes :
LAA.6
Parties :
TETTEH Catherine / LA BALOISE ASSURANCES
Résumé : Pas de causalité naturelle.
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