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A High Court judge has disÂmissed a negÂliÂgence claim brought by a woman who alÂleged she sufÂfered a knee inÂjury afÂter beÂing struck by a door at the San FerÂnanÂdo GenÂerÂal HosÂpiÂtal.
SuniÂta HarÂriperÂsad sued the South-West ReÂgionÂal Health AuÂthorÂiÂty (SWRHA) over an alÂleged inÂciÂdent at the hosÂpiÂtal in 2019.
In a rulÂing deÂlivÂered on TuesÂday, JusÂtice MarÂgaret MoÂhammed found that while the hosÂpiÂtal owed HarÂriperÂsad a duÂty of care as a lawÂful visÂiÂtor, she failed to prove that her knee conÂdiÂtion was caused by any negÂliÂgence on the part of hosÂpiÂtal staff. The claim was disÂmissed, with HarÂriperÂsad orÂdered to pay the SWRHA’s leÂgal costs of $12,475.
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