Researchers wants data availability for research and NCDRC / SCDRC are duty bound to issue instructions to all members to mention date of institution and date of disposal in each judgment. But it is not happening in all judgments including NCDRC/SCDRC judgments. This is the Limitation of Research on medical negligence cases that necessary data is not available for study.
yes. early disposal was one of the objective for setting up of consumer forums. objective study of actual time taken for disposal of a case would give realistic time frame.
Thanks for sharing your view. Unfortunately only few States Consumer Forums are following mention of date of institution of case.
I am requesting Dr.Sangeeta Sharma to join this project to have wider insight on various other issues also.
Sir, I feel even medical fraternity should also know this time interval sothat they could analyses their aspects if anyone sue them in court of law
Thanks Dr.Narendra Patel for you views on the issue. We will make aware medical fraternity with evidence on this issue that how delayed justice affects quality of healthcare and other aspects.
Yes. Negligence often takes far too long to sort out. If dates are displayed, everyone gains, with an incentive to proceed expeditiously.
Timely disposal and backlog can be used as a performance indicators for Consumer Courts
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