In re C.J.R. v [2006] JLR_Note 22 (22 August 2006)
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- Medical Treatment Consent/interdict / Judgment Note
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The court considered the requirements for consent to medical treatment and the circumstances under which an interdict may be appropriate.
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C. J. R.
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Medical Treatment Consent/interdict / Judgment Note
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Whether consent to medical treatment can be lawfully withheld or interdict granted
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general medical law principles
Consent is required for medical treatment unless lawfully withheld or interdict granted.
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The court considered the requirements for consent to medical treatment and the circumstances under which an interdict may be appropriate.
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