Supreme Court dismissed claim that CRPS was a probable consequence of work injury leg amputation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's claim that Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) was a probable consequence of a work-related leg amputation. The applicant argued that the amputation and subsequent pain syndrome were causally linked, while the opposing party contended the syndrome arose independently. The court ruled that the medical evidence did not establish a probable causal link between the specific injury and the development of CRPS.