Medical Negligence Liability Awards under CPA: The Chaos Created Accountability vs. Anarchy: Medical Negligence under the Consumer Protection Act Between Justice and Chaos: Liability for Medi...

Medical Negligence Liability Awards under CPA: The Chaos Created Accountability vs. Anarchy: Medical Negligence under the Consumer Protection Act Between Justice and Chao...

There is no immunity for an offense, but for liability, there is substantial immunity for a physician. "Accountability vs. Immunity: The Physician's Paradox" "Accountable Yet Not Liab...

Forensic science is that branch of scientific investigation concerned with the basic rules and procedures for analyzing evidence in connection with crimes. These laid principles ensure systemat...

Q. Medical negligence is actionable when it results into a bodily harm – physical, physiological or functional – to the patient consequent to a treatment by a physician. Bodily hurt, injury, gr...

Mistakes in medical practice are real time live lessons for competence enhancement: crime if you do not learn from it.   There are no mistakes, save one: the failure to learn from a mistak...

Medical negligence cases represent a critical intersection of law, ethics, and healthcare. They have far-reaching consequences, impacting not only the lives of individual patients and their fam...

"The ratio decidendi is "the point in a case that determines the judgment" or "the principle that the case establishes". In other words, ratio decidendi is legal rule derive...

The Indian Medical Association v. V.P. Shantha & Others (1995) case is a seminal judgment delivered by the Supreme Court of India that brought medical services within the purview of the Con...

Q. Medical negligence is – Ill-defined offence (Ratan Lal Dheeraj Lal) Adjudicated by ill-defined consumer forums (CPA 1986) Following an ill-defined procedure of summary trial (Jacob ...