PART V COMPENSATION AND RIGHT OF ACTION — Injury outside province
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(1) W here an employer carries on a business in the province that has a substantial connection with the province and an injury occurs out of the province to a worker who is employed by that employer, the worker or dependents are entitled to compensation in the same manner as if the injury had occurred in the province, unless the worker or dependents are entitled to compensation under the law of the place where the injury occurred.
59(2)
In a case where compensation is payable in respect of an injury occurring out of the province, where the employer has not fully reported to the commission the earnings of the worker who sustains the injury, the employer is, except where relieved by the commission, liable for the full amount or capitalized value of the compensation and the payment of that amount may be enforced in the same manner as the payment of an assessment may be enforced.
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