Insurance court denied occupational disease claim for waiter's arm injuries; Supreme Court upheld dismissal.
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court rejected the claimant's request for compensation regarding occupational diseases affecting the waiter's arm and shoulder. The Supreme Court affirmed this decision, finding no evidence that the injuries arose from the specific duties of the profession. Consequently, the claim was dismissed as the injuries did not meet the legal threshold for occupational disease coverage.
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AI generatedInsurance Act; Occupational Disease Act: Injuries are compensable as occupational diseases only if they result from the specific risks inherent to the profession, not merely from general physical strain or pre-existing conditions.
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Kysymys tarjoilijan kyynärvarren seudun jännetulehduksen ja olkaluun sisemmän sivunastan tulehduksen sekä eräiden muiden yläraajavaivojen korvattavuudesta ammattitautina. Vakuutusoikeus eväsi korvauksen. KKO 8.9.1999: Vakuutusoikeuden päätöksen lopputulosta ei muutettu.
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