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Damages – Personal injury. The German claimant was injured in an English factory and liability was admitted by the defendant owner. The first claimant was paid by the second claimant, the German social security. The claimants brought claims in the English courts for personal injury and repayment of the benefits. The Queen's Bench Division answered certain preliminary questions.
Damages – Personal injury. The German claimant was injured in an English factory and liability was admitted by the defendant owner. The first claimant was paid by the second claimant, the German social security. The claimants brought claims in the English courts for personal injury and repayment of the benefits. The Queen's Bench Division answered certain preliminary questions.
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