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Master Keywords: HEALTH (Exact Phrase)
17 case(s) matched.
| 1 | 2 | - A v Bottrill
New Zealand, Privy Council, 6 Sep 2002
HEALTH - medical treatment
REMEDIES - damages (exemplary)
Intentional wrongdoing or conscious recklessness not required
- B & Ors v Minister of Correctional Services & Ors
South Africa, High Court (Cape of Good Hope Division), 17 Apr 1997
HEALTH - medical treatment
LIBERTY & SECURITY - prisoners
Anti-viral treatment prescribed to HIV positive prisoners to be provided at the state's expense
- Dr Mohiuddin Farooque v Bangladesh & Ors (No 1)
Bangladesh, Supreme Court (High Court Division) , 1 Jul 1996
HEALTH - contamination
LIFE - health
Threat posed by consumption of contaminated food to be removed
- In re C (a child) (HIV test)
United Kingdom, Family Division, 3 Sep 1999
CHILDREN
FAMILY LIFE - children
HEALTH - medical treatment
Parents' wishes overridden if against the child's best interests
- M C Mehta v Union of India
India, Supreme Court , 29 Apr 1999
ENVIRONMENT - pollution
HEALTH - pollution
LIFE - environment, health
Vehicles emanating high levels of pollutants banned and registration of vehicles restricted
- Minister of Health and Ors v Treatment Action Campaign and Ors
South Africa, Constitutional Court, 5 Jul 2002
HEALTH - medical treatment
Public service - denial of drug unreasonable
- Mr X v Hospital Z
India, Supreme Court, 21 Sep 1998
FAMILY LIFE - marriage
HEALTH - medical records
LIFE - health, private life
PRIVATE LIFE - marriage
Confidential patient-doctor information may be released to protect another's right to life; right to marry may be suspended where person is suffering from venereal disease
- Paschim Banga Khet Mazdoor Samity & Ors v State of West Bengal & Anor
India, Supreme Court , 6 May 1996
HEALTH - medical treatment
LIFE - medical treatment
REMEDIES - compensation
Compensation awarded for failure to provide adequate services for emergency patient
- R v Bournewood Community and Mental Health Trust ex parte L (Secretary of State for Health & Ors intervening)
United Kingdom, House of Lords, 25 Jun 1998
HEALTH - medical treatment
LIBERTY & SECURITY - detention
Compliant incapacitated patients may be admitted for medical treatment without invoking statutory safeguards
- R v Verschaffelt
New Zealand, Court of Appeal, 8 Oct 2002
HEALTH - prisoners
LIBERTY & SECURITY - sentencing
Exacerbation of medical condition � reduction in sentence justified
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