Insurance court dismissed claim for work-related disability pension due to lack of sufficient medical evidence.
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court dismissed the claim for a work-related disability pension submitted by a 59-year-old hydraulic engineer. The applicant argued that his long-term knee injuries and physically demanding travel constituted work-related strain, but the court found no sufficient medical evidence linking the condition to his employment. Consequently, the claim was rejected because the statutory requirements for establishing a work-related disability were not met.
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AI generatedInsurance Act; Workmen's Compensation Act: A claim for a work-related disability pension is dismissed when the applicant fails to provide sufficient medical evidence establishing a causal link between the disability and their employment duties.
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Vesioikeudessa vuodesta 1966 toimineen 59 -vuotiaan vesioikeusinsinöörin katsottiin olleen rasittavassa työssä. Ratkaisua tehtäessä otettiin huomioon vesioikeuden käsittelemien asioiden laatu, työhön kuuluneet vesioikeuden toimialueen laajuudesta johtuneet pitkät ja myös ruumiillisesti rasittavat matkat. Hän oli vuosikausia potenut polvivaivoja. VI -jaosto