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Gough v DAIIE; (WCC-UNP, 10/7/1981; RB # 770)

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Wayne County Circuit Court; Docket No. 81 105 490 AV; Unpublished  
Judge Charles S. Farmer; Written Opinion  
Official Michigan Reporter Citation:  Not Applicable; Link to Opinion alt    


STATUTORY INDEXING:  
Wage Loss for Temporarily Unemployed Persons / Qualifications [§3107a]  
Calculation of Wage Loss for Temporarily Unemployed Persons [§3107a]

TOPICAL INDEXING:
Not Applicable    


CASE SUMMARY:  
In this written Opinion, reversed in an appeal from Common Pleas Court, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Charles Farmer affirmed, the ruling of the lower court that Plaintiff’s claim for "tuition and school expenses" were not recoverable as allowable expenses under §3107(a) of the No-Fault Act. Judge Fanner held that in certain situations, the question whether such expenses were properly recoverable as "allowable expenses" can be determined as a matter of law by the trial court in other situations, it is a factual matter requiring jury determination.


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