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Prince William Cty. Service Auth. v. Harper
No. 971519Supreme Court of Virginia
971519 Prince William Cty. Service Auth. v. Harper 09/18/1998 An employee's false statement on an employment application that she had not been convicted of a felony does not bar her receipt of workers' compens…
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971519 Prince William Cty. Service Auth. v. Harper 09/18/1998 An employee's false statement on an employment application that she…
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971519 Prince William Cty. Service Auth. v. Harper 09/18/1998 An employee's false statement on an employment application that she had not been convicted of a felony does not bar her receipt of workers' compensation benefits where there is no causal relationship between the injury in question and the misrepresentation. The judgment of the Court of Appeals sustaining the Commission's award of workers' compensation benefits is affirmed.
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