Medical and Health Law

Distinction between “Deficiency in Service” and “Medical Negligence” 

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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Human and Civil Rights — Rights of Differently-Abled/Disabled Persons and Mental Health — Dignified and Easy accessibility in public places and transportation

Rights of differently-abled persons during air travel: Objections/suggestions pertaining to Draft of revised guidelines dt. 2-7-2021 regarding “Carriage by Air of Persons with Disability and/or Persons with Reduced Mobility” put in public domain in the year 2021, directed to be submitted within stipulated time. Further, suggestions that (i) No differently-abled person should be manually lifted without

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Education law- Change in policy affecting affiliation and recognition of Pharmacy colleges and in turn affecting students and examinations

Held, University directed to granted affiliation to the petitioner colleges for academic year 2020-21 and also permit the students of petitioner colleges to participate in the special examinations to be organized by Respondent 1 University for the academic Year 2020-21 in view of the notification dated 19-03-2021.Para 11 VIIT Pharmacy college and another v. Dr.

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