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Cite as: Miller v. Nova Scotia (Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal),
1998 NSCA 79
SCOTT MILLER - and - THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION APPEALS TRIBUNAL OF NOVA
SCOTIA and THE WORKERS’
COMPENSATION BOARD OF
NOVA SCOTIA
Appellant Respondents
C.A. No. 142553 Halifax ROSCOE, J.A.
(Orally)
APPEAL HEARD: March 30, 1998
JUDGMENT DELIVERED: March 30, 1998
WRITTEN RELEASE OF ORAL: April 1, 1998
SUBJECT: - WORKERS’ COMPENSATION - ENTITLEMENT TO TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABILITY BENEFITS
- ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - STANDARD OF REVIEW ON APPEALS FROM THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION APPEALS TRIBUNAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL
- WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ACT, S.N.S. 1994-95, c. 10, ss. 226 - 227
SUMMARY: The appellant appealed a decision of the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal which affirmed a decision denying him four months of temporary total disability benefits on the basis that his condition was not proved to be causally related to his previous work-site injury.
ISSUE: Did the Tribunal commit jurisdictional error?
RESULT: Appeal dismissed. No error of jurisdiction.
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