Worker loses "survivor's guilt" depression claim
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Hunter v British Coal and Cementation Mining Company [1998] 2 All ER 97 CA (0 other reports)
In Hunter v British Coal and Cementation Mining Company , the Court of Appeal dismisses a claim by a worker who suffered depression following the death of a colleague in an accident which he believed he had caused.
John Hunter was employed by Cementation as the driver of a Free Steered Vehicle (FSV) working at British Coal's North Selby coalmine in North Yorkshire.
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