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The Privy Council restored dismissal of a medical negligence claim, holding the Court of Appeal should not have overturned the trial judge’s finding on timing or entered judgment on causation.
The Privy Council dismissed appeals in a Trinidad and Tobago medical negligence case, holding that the pleadings admitted a non-delegable duty and the expert evidence supported breach and causation.
Privy Council appeal on medical negligence, non-delegable duty, expert evidence, breach, and causation arising from a fatal TURP procedure.
Privy Council upheld a finding of medical negligence after a fatal postpartum haemorrhage, rejecting the appellant’s case that amniotic fluid embolism caused the death.
The Privy Council held that negligent delay in treating appendicitis materially contributed to sepsis and resulting heart and lung injury, so the appeal failed.
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