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MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE IN INDIA

    1 Author(s):  GURVINDER SINGH

Vol -  4, Issue- 3 ,         Page(s) : 543 - 549  (2013 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

Society is a web of relationship amongst individuals interacting with each other as actors and playing multifarious roles. Every person in the society, whether he or she is mother, father, brother, sister or daughter has to perform his or her duties according to certain norms and social needs. Similarly the physicians, surgeons and nurses and expected to perform their professional duties according to certain code of conduct, in the interest of society. "Being a doctor, a nurse, a father or a patient means that the individual is place in a certain situation and this implies certain prescribed actions.

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  1.   Tuckett, David, An Introduction to Medical Sociology, London (1976), pp.191.
  2.   A Herbal medicine.
  3.   Code of Medical Ethics (MCI) Clause 12.
  4.   Vadiyo Gurus Cha Mantric Cha Yashya rajnah priyamvadah, Sariradharmoko Sebhyah Ksifram Sa Parihiyate (3,144).
  5.   K.P.S. Mahahwar, Medical Negligence and the law 20 (1991).

  7.   P.C. Dikshi, HMV Cox's Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology 11 (7th Edn. 2002).
  8.   Supra note 1 at 33.
  9.   Kautilya Aarthasastra (4.1.56).
  10.   Kautilya Aarthasastra (4.1.57).
  11.   
  12.   Kautilya Aarthasatra (4.2.22).
  13.   Charaka Samhita (1-9,6).
  14.   Sushrutta Samhita (1-10)
  15.   Sushrutta Samhita (1-9).
  16.   Supra note 1 at 33.
  17.   Ibid.
  18.   Id. at 35.
  19.   Sternback L. Judicial studies in Ancient Laws, 320(VOL.1,1965)
  20.   Supra note I at 35.
  21.   Ibid.
  22.   Id. at 36.
  23.   Alan Gledhill, The Republic of India, The Development of its Laws and Constitutions 359 (2nd Edn., 1964).
  24.   Ibid.
  25.   Id, at 260.
  26.   Id, at 261.
  27.   Ibid.
  28.   V.B. Singh, Economic, History of India 1857-58, 707 (1st Edn. 1965).
  29.   Bolani v. Friern, Hospital Management Committee (1957) 1 WLR 583
  30.   Supra Note 27.
  31.   Id. at 708.
  32.   Ibid.
  33.   Para 13, Code of Medical Ethics.
  34.   Id, at 362.
  35.   Indian Medical Association vs. V.Shantha AIR 1995, SC 530.                                                                                 

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