Whether the salary paid by the insured's company contained a social-wage component relevant for overcompensation.
Yes. The Court found a 40% social-wage component based on the close economic link, the company's deteriorating results, and the payment structure.
Although wages usually correspond to work performed, the insured was economically dominant shareholder and employed manager; the company’s results worsened after the accident and monthly wage payments supported the inference of a non-market element.