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Saturday, August 13, 2011
Excessive charging on eatables in cinemas is permissible
AIR 2007 Delhi 137
1 (2010) CPJ 98 (delhi)
Medical Negligence - expert evidence
Parties permitted to file expert evidence in remand 1 (2010) CPJ (NC)
Expert evidence necessary - I (2009) CPJ 32 (SC) "
judges are not experts in medical science, rather they are laymen
". This judgments looks pro - doctors.
See also
1 (2010) CPJ 620 (Delhi SCDRC)
Arbitration clause doesn't oust jurisdiction of consumer tribunals
I (2010) CPJ 602 (UP SCDRC) at para 4/5.
Medical Negligence - no fees, no 'service'
1 (2010) CPJ 281
See also VP Shantha
Medical negligence - when does the obligation of the hospital cease
Mahendra Devi v. Subrata Patra, 2006 CTJ 401 (CP) (SCDRC)
Obligation of nursing home and its staff ceased as soon as the patient was discharged in good condition.
Inordinate Delay in passing judgment by trial court ground for setting it aside
See AIR 2001 SC 3173
1 (2010) CPJ 611 (CG-SC)
Thursday, August 11, 2011
consumer - definition
LAXMI ENG. WORKS Vs. P.S.G. INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE
reported in the AIR 1995 page 1428 and SCC 1995
(3) page 583.
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http://indiankanoon.org/doc/1433560/
does not include 'commercial activities'.
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