The Supreme Court held that the benchmark for adjudging medical negligence is the lowest standard of professional skill and competence expected of a medical practitioner. It clarified that “deficiency in service” in patient care is distinct from “medical negligence” and that the two concepts must not be enmeshed. The case involved an appellant who alleged […]
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You are an Advocate, are you expected to write this Type of Language?': SC slams Advocate for derogatory Post against Rape complainantThe Supreme Court declined to entertain a writ petition filed by a woman advocate seeking protection from arrest over a Facebook post targeting a rape complainant in a case involving a Kerala legislator, sharply criticising the language used and underscoring the professional responsibility of lawyers, particularly when commenting on sensitive criminal allegations.
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Bizarre: Rs. 2 Crore Compensation for a bad Haircut, SC reduces it to Rs.25 Lakh, Read JudgmentRecently, the Supreme Court set aside a Rs.2 crore compensation awarded by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) against ITC Limited in a consumer dispute arising out of a haircut at a luxury hotel salon, holding that while deficiency in service stood established, compensation cannot be granted in crores without reliable and admissible proof of actual loss. In a significant reaffirmation of evidentiary discipline in consumer jurisprudence, the Court cautioned that damages cannot be awarded “on the mere asking.”
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Evidence which does not Aid in proving the charges framed cannot be permitted to Derail the Trial, rules HCRecently, the Madhya Pradesh High Court declined to interfere with a trial court’s refusal to admit an electronic record under Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act in a criminal case alleging forgery of medical documents, holding that electronic evidence must be both relevant to the charges framed and capable of proper proof.
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Disturbing: Supreme Court flags 7-year delay in murder trial, summons J&K Home Secretary. The Home Secretary was asked to submit details of all criminal trials in J&K in which accused persons are in jail for five years or more as undertrial prisoners.
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Bank fraud: Anil Ambani to not leave India; Supreme Court orders ED to set up SIT. Among other directions, the Court today has also directed the CBI to ensure that any possible collusion by bank officials in the alleged fraud is investigated.
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