Supreme Court of India
Cpl Ashish Kumar Chauhan (retd.) v. Commanding Officer & Ors.
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Issue for consideration: The appellant was transfused with one blood unit in the year 2002 at 171 Military Hospital. In 2014, appellant’s bl ood samples revealed that he was suff ering from HIV. The Complaint fi led by the appellant before the NCDRC seeking compensation was dismisse d. Whether the dismissal of his complaint was justifi ed. Consumer Protection – Medical Negligence – Jurisdic tion – Whether the appellant’s case is under the Consumer Protecti on Act, 1986 – What are alternative basis for exercising jurisdiction – Can the court consider questions of fact: Held: Keeping in line with
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