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FALL DOWN AIRCRAFT STEPS WAS AN "ACCIDENT": HIGH COURT DECISION

FALL DOWN AIRCRAFT STEPS WAS AN “ACCIDENT”: HIGH COURT DECISION

August 4, 2019 · by gexall · in Limitation, Members Content, Personal Injury

Several posts last week dealt with claims relating to aircraft and the limitation period. The Montreal Convention was considered in   Labbadia v Alitalia (Societa Aerea Italiana SPA) [2019] EWHC 2103 (QB). (One essential point to take home is that this…

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