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E10,500 damages for driver
5th February 1971, Page 54
5th February 1971
Page 54
Page 54, 5th February 1971
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Keywords :
Geography Of The United Kingdom, Geography Of Wales, United Kingdom, Shell-mex And Bp, Damages, Monmouthshire, Cardiff, Law / Crime, Labor
• A Shell-Mex and BP Ltd driver, Mr W. H. Payne, of Newport, Monmouthshire, was awarded £10,500 damages in the Queen's Bench division at Cardiff last week. On August 23 1965, Mr Payne sustained injuries to his leg when he fell from a tanker at the Orb Works of the Steel Company of Wales. It was claimed that as a result ofthe injury the driver would be unable to follow his normal employment arid that his earning capacity would be substantially reduced.
In making the judgment, the Special Commissioner. Mr Norman Richards, granted a 28-day stay of execution.