FB v Rana & Anor
Both Dr Rana and Dr Rushd took adequate histories and conducted adequate examinations according to the standards of their respective roles. The claimant failed to prove on the balance of probabilities that either breached their duty of care or that any breach was causative of injury. Judgment for both defendants.
- Parties
- Claimant: FB (suing by her Mother and Litigation Friend WAC); First Defendant: Dr Sohail Rana; Second Defendant: Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 02 June 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Clinical Negligence / Judgment After Trial on Liability
- Outcome
- Claims against both defendants dismissed; judgment for defendants.
- Legal Topics
- Clinical Negligence, Standard of Care, Causation, Medical Records, Expert Evidence
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Parties
FB (suing by her Mother and Litigation Friend WAC)
Claimant
Dr Sohail Rana
First Defendant
Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
Second Defendant
Procedural Posture
Clinical Negligence / Judgment After Trial on Liability
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Dr Rana breached duty of care in history taking, examination, and note-taking
- 2 Whether Dr Rushd breached duty of care in history taking, examination, and discharge decision
- 3 Whether any breach was causative of injury
Ratio Decidendi
Both Dr Rana and Dr Rushd took adequate histories and conducted adequate examinations according to the standards of their respective roles. The claimant failed to prove on the balance of probabilities that either breached their duty of care or that any breach was causative of injury. Judgment for both defendants.
Court Disposition
Claims against both defendants dismissed; judgment for defendants.
Orders
- Judgment for Dr Sohail Rana
- Judgment for Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
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