A Doctor is saved because of proper documentation !!!
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“When a patient dies or suffers some mishap, there is a tendency to blame the doctor for this. Things have gone wrong and, therefore, somebody must be punished for it. However, it is well known that even the best professionals, what to say of the average professional, sometimes have failures. A lawyer cannot win every case in his professional career but surely he cannot be penalized for losing a case provided he appeared in it and made his submissions.”
Relying on these observations of hon. Apex Court in the celebrated case of Jacob Mathew V/s. State of Punjab, (2005) 6 SCC 1, the National Commission Dismissed the Negligence case against the Doctors by its recent order dated 01/12/2015 in the case of ARCHANA SHARMA & 2 ORS.. V/s. NORTH STAR HOSPITAL & JOINT REPLACEMENT CENTRE & 4 ORS.
The Complainant alleged in her Complainant that her (since deceased) husband suffered fracture at the root of nose, in a car accident and he also sustained contusion on the left side of forehead, just above the left eyebrow and therefore he was shifted to Opponent Hospital...
Relying on these observations of hon. Apex Court in the celebrated case of Jacob Mathew V/s. State of Punjab, (2005) 6 SCC 1, the National Commission Dismissed the Negligence case against the Doctors by its recent order dated 01/12/2015 in the case of ARCHANA SHARMA & 2 ORS.. V/s. NORTH STAR HOSPITAL & JOINT REPLACEMENT CENTRE & 4 ORS.
The Complainant alleged in her Complainant that her (since deceased) husband suffered fracture at the root of nose, in a car accident and he also sustained contusion on the left side of forehead, just above the left eyebrow and therefore he was shifted to Opponent Hospital...
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