WA Court Rejects State Appeal on Historic Child Abuse Payout
A Western Australian court has dismissed the state's attempt to appeal a significant compensation payment.

KEY POINTS
- A Western Australian court dismissed a state appeal
- The case involves a historic compensation payout for child sexual abuse
- The legal challenge from the state was thrown out
A Western Australian court has thrown out attempts from the state government to appeal a historic compensation payout.
The payout was awarded to a victim of child sexual abuse.
The court rejected the state's legal challenge against the landmark compensation decision.
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