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Summary:
There is no doubt that in working for ten months while claiming benefits, he cannot pretend that his claims were not made knowingly, even if at the time, he was in a minor depressive state of mind as diagnosed by the psychologist.
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Summary:
The argument of "necessity" raised before the Umpire to justify the claimant's conduct fails to meet the criteria to the effect that such argument may be used only in cases of extreme urgency, whenever no other legal solution is available to correct the situation.
