Insurance court denied mental disorder compensation when physical injury was the primary cause of symptoms.

The Insurance Court dismissed the claim for mental disorder compensation, ruling that the psychological symptoms were a direct consequence of the severe physical injuries sustained in 1977. The applicant argued for separate compensation for depression, while the insurer contended the mental condition was merely a reaction to the physical trauma. The court held that since the physical injury was the dominant cause, the mental disorder fell within the scope of the original accident compensation.