Hospitals can’t show negligence in treating crime victims, says SC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday said hospitals cannot show negligence in treating victims of serious crimes requiring immediate medical attention, as it decided to frame broad guidelines for hospitals and law enforcement agencies to ensure that such lapses do not recur
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