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Woman compensated for accident that took place 19 years ago

A woman injured while at work has been awarded over €19,000 in damages by the First Hall of the Civil Court.

The judgement, delivered by Mr Justice Anthony Ellul, was limited to the quantum of damages as the court had, in a judgment delivered in 2006, found Metalfit Co Ltd responsible for the damages suffered by Tania Sammut in 1992.

The court heard that Ms Sammut was employed by the company as a machine operator and that she had suffered an eight per cent permanent disability.

Mr Justice Ellul found that, on the basis of her injury and her salary.

She was to be awarded €19,950 in damages.

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riccardo borg

Oct 24th 2011, 16:50

Mr. Camilleri.

If you have never experienced a Court Case yourself you cannot blame the Bench for the delay. A case may have to go through quite a few number of hands If one drops dead, that particular item might have to be examined right from the start. Besides a judge could be changed for a number of reasons. It all takes time.
It took about twenty four years to resolve positively our case, over three separate trials. In the end the delay worked perfectly.

John Dee

Oct 25th 2011, 17:09

Mr Borg - 19 years is still 19 years. Hilarious ! Where are the hidden cameras?

Peter Murray

Oct 24th 2011, 16:40

Absolutely correct madam and 19 years to provide such is a definite denial thereof and an absolute disgrace to its aims and objectives.What a travesty!

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