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[en] This paper analyses Belgian legislation applicable to industrial accidents. These are sudden occurrences which provoke bodily injury the causes of which are exterior to the body of the injured person. Accute irradiation is covered by this definition and the victim will also benefit from presumptive evidence. However compensation for stochastic sub-acute injuries from ionizing radiation, in the framework of insurance law, may be open to dispute given the definition of an industrial accident, the short prescription period and the burden of proof required for compensation of delayed injuries (NEA)
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Limites de l'application de la Loi belge du 10 Avril 1971 aux accidents du travail par irradiation
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International Nuclear Law Association (INLA), Brussels (Belgium); 618 p; 1988; p. II-76-II-91; F. Vandenabeele; Brussels (Belgium); Nuclear Inter Jura'87; Antwerp (Belgium); 20-24 Sep 1987; F. Vandenabeele, President of INLA and Belgian Section, Brussels (BE)
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