A typical instance of the confusion that frequently occurs during the hearing of court cases by the use of technical medical terms occurred in the Arbitration Court recently (states the Auckland Star). It was stated by witnesses that the claimant in the case under review was suffering from acromio clavicular of a certain joint. This pronouncement prompted a request from Air Justice Frazer, well acquainted as he is with medical terms owing to his continual contact with compensation cases, to have the name spelt out. This being done, his Honor observed that it was the “Romeo” one that puzzled him.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3828, 26 July 1927, Page 16
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