TSANG Yuk-chung, widow of LAM Sui-hing (deceased) for and on behalf of herself, LAM Yun-keung, LAM Sau-ha, LAM Sau-tai, LAM Sau-chun, LAM Yun-sang, LAM Sau-lan and MAK Ying, the dependants of the said deceased v China Fleet Club-Royal Navy Restaurant Caterer Overseas Assurance Corp. Ltd.
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1. This is a claim for workmen's compensation in which the sole issue is "Did the accident arise out of and in the course of the deceased's employment?"
Case No.DCEC 000092/1972
Court
District Court
Date—
PartiesTSANG Yuk-chung, widow of LAM Sui-hing (deceased) for and on behalf of herself, LAM Yun-keung, LAM Sau-ha, LAM Sau-tai, LAM Sau-chun, LAM Yun-sang, LAM Sau-lan and MAK Ying, the dependants of the said deceased v China Fleet Club-Royal Navy Restaurant Caterer Overseas Assurance Corp. Ltd.
TSANG Yuk-chung, widow of LAM Sui-hing (deceased) for and on behalf of herself, LAM Yun-keung, LAM Sau-ha, LAM Sau-tai, LAM Sau-chun, LAM Yun-sang, LAM Sau-lan and MAK Ying, the dependants of the said deceased v China Fleet Club-Royal Navy Restaurant Caterer Overseas Assurance Corp. Ltd. [DCEC 000092/1972] | BabelCite