Supreme Court of India
Deep Nursing Home and Another v. Manmeet Singh Mattewal and Others
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Issue for Consideration Validity of the finding that appellant no.2-doctor, the Obstetrician/ Gynaecologist who conducted the delivery of newborn child, which resulted in death of both woman and newborn child, is guilty of medical negligence and deficiency in service. Headnotes† Medical Negligence – Death of a wife- and newborn child of respondent no.1 – Allegation of medical negligence – The SCDRC found appellant no.1-Nursing home and appellant no.2-doctor medically negligent on the ground that they did not exercise due care and caution in treating but held that there was no fault on their
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