Legal drafting

Legal notice format to a hospital for medical negligence  Or  How to draft a legal notice in case of medical negligence by a hospital or doctor.  The first and foremost step to bring an action against a Hospital or a doctor for medical negligence is to issue a legal notice. Such a notice must state the dispute of the complainant and state the reliefs being sought. You can also file a criminal case against the hospital for medical negligence which carries an imprisonment of up to 2 years. Apart from this  you can also sue it to seek compensation for the medical negligence which resulted in the death of your daughter. Only a court of law is competent to adjudicate the guilt of the hospital. The opinion of a board of directors along with the medical history of your daughter would be taken into consideration by the court. You need to engage a lawyer to proceed.  Here is the format of a legal notice issued to a doctor in case of medical negligence. XYZ  Advocate                             

  What is the section 324 of IPC ? According to section 324 of IPC, Whoever, except in the case provided by section 334, voluntarily causes injury by means of any instrument to shoot, stab or cut, or by means of any instrument which is used as a weapon of an offence. which is likely to cause death, or by means of fire, or by means of any hot substance, or by means of any poison or any corrosive substance, or by means of any explosive substance, or by means of any substance which may is injurious to body, inhaled, ingested, or getting into the blood, or by means of any animal, with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to three years, or with fine, or with both Will be done. Or in short, we can say Section 324 IPC- Voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means According to the IPC, A person will be liable to have caused hurt voluntarily through dangerous weapons and means under this section if- A person, willingly hurts any other person by using an inst

What is the section 323 of IPC ? According to section 323 of IPC, Whoever, voluntarily/willingly/deliberately causes hurt to any person, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to 1 year, or with fine which may extend to 1000/- rupees, or with both. In order to understand section 323 of IPC clearly, it is necessary to know what is meant by the term hurt, voluntarily causing hurt and what is included and excluded in this section. According to the IPC, whoever causes bodily pain, disease or infirmity to any person is said to cause hurt. To constitute hurt any of the following essentials needs to be caused:- Bodily pain, or Disease, or Infirmity or Disorder The term "voluntarily causing hurt" has been defined under section 321 of IPC. According to the provisions of this section, if a person with prior intention causes or knows that his action will cause injury to any person, yet continues to do such act, he is said to have committed

 What is complaint under section 97 CrPC ?  The section 97 of Cr.Pc states that when a person is confined under certain circumstances, defined therein, the confinement is illegal. If the District Magistrate, S.D.M or Judicial Magistrate of Ist class "has reason to believe that such person is illegally confined", they can issue a search warrant to find that person. Here is the actual format of 97 Crpc complaint which has been filed before the Court of SDM to search of illegal confinement of complainant's minor children.        In the court of Sub Divisional Magistrate, ............. Smt. Savita ...... ….Complainant VERSUS 1. Ajay Singh, 2. Vijay Pal …….Respondent/Accused Application Under Section 97 Cr.P.C. for issuing of Search warrants for recovery of Children (Boy-Aged 3 years & Girl – Aged 9 Months) of the applicant namely Smt. Savita from the wrongful confinement of accused persons.