THE INDRA SARMA CASE (Indra Sarma v. V.K.V. Sarma) 3.1 FACTS OF THE CASE The respondent and the appellant were both working in a private company; the respondent was the personal officer, married with two children. The intimacy between them started increasing in 1992; thereafter the appellant left her job and decided to live with the respondent. The appellant held the stance that they used to run a business and earn profit from it, though after a while the respondent the business to his family residence and took the help of his son in continuance of the business, thereby depriving the appellant of the right to work. Another contention made by the appellant was that she was forced to consume contraceptive pills and other such contraceptive …show more content…
Twenty Five thousand per month for the rest of the life; 3) Pass a money order under Section 20 of the Domestic V. Act directing the respondent to pay a sum of Rs. Seventy five thousand for payment of operations, pre, post and follow treatments. 4) Pass a compensation order under Section 22 of the Domestic V. Act to a sum of Rs 3 lac, fifty thousandfor making good the damages for misusing the funds of the sister of the appellant, mental torture and hurting her emotional feelings; and 5) Pass an ex-parte interim order under Section 23 of the Domestic V. Act directing the respondent to pay Rs.75,000/- for the expenses of medical nature and give monthly 25,000 rupees as maintenance charges. 3.2 ISSUE OF THE CASE:- The issue in this case was whether the relationship between the appellant and the respondent is in the ambit of “Domestic relationship” definitionunder section 2(f) of protection of women from Domestic violence Act 2005 and whether the disruption to maintain the spouse amounts to domestic
Court stated that “if a hospital functions as a business institution, by charging and receiving money for what it offers, it must be a business establishment also in meeting obligations it incurs in running that establishment.”
Recommendations: It is recommended that our law office regretfully deny service to Ms. Carry based upon the precedent in Kentucky. Based upon the analysis the issue, it is apparent that Ms. Carry would not receive a promising conclusion to her situation. Due to the facts involved and the cases discussed (which are somewhat on point) Ms. Carry does not make a claim in which relief can be granted.
The Board received a complaint on 04/02/2014 regarding patient Gloria Kinder from Dena Andrews who has a POA for health care matters on the patient. The complaint was regarding Dr. Negron taking over care of the patient after her primary care doctor retired. The complainant states that the doctor would not refill her potassium, did not do follow up labs, and would not care for the patient.
The first step is to pre-register the patient's insurance information into the computer system and making a copy of their insurance cards. The patient's insurance information would then be verified. The patient would then be seen by a medical professional to examine the patient, discuss any test results or provide a diagnosis. Once the patient is ready to check out any payment due would be collected. The medical coder would then go over the patients' medical record and assign any diagnosis codes or procedural codes and then a claim form (CMS 1500) would be completed and submitted. The payment would also receive and posted at this time and document in the patient's record. The CMS 1500 will information from the patient, including the type of
The law regarding Domestic and Family abuse states that an Act to provide for protection of a person against violence committed or threatened by someone else if a relevant relationship exists between the persons, and to make amendments to the Criminal Code, the Evidence Act 1977, the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 and the Police Powers and Responsibilities Regulation 2000 for particular purposes, and to make minor or consequential amendments to this Act and other legislation as stated in a schedule which was assented on 17 February 2012. In division 2 of the Domestic and Family Violence Act 2012 Section 8, Domestic Violence is defined as behaviour by a first person (the first person) towards another person (the second person) with whom the first person is in a relevant relationship that –
The main purpose of this Essay is to advise the parties as to any potential liability in tort and under the protection from Harassment Act 1997, also to find out the particulars of the case and list the points that are necessary in order for someone be found guilty.
...s arranges for it to be paid before being released from his stay in the clinic.
Develop plan of care that meets the needs of the patient in this particular situation.
offer economic protection against the amount paid by persons 65 and over for hospital and
Birth control pills gave women the right to be in charge of their own conception or lack thereof.
Healthcare Reimbursement is the financial payment to the provider for meeting face to face with an patient at his/her facility. In order to determine the financial obligation due to the physician for seeing a patient is determined by a number of factors; all of which, should be documented on the patient's medical record. To achieve the maximum reimbursement it is crucial to chart efficiently, documenting completely, scheduling patients and procedures appropriately, utilization of ICD-10, CPT and E/M codes, claims filing and other important factors in receiving the maximum healthcare reimbursement for services provided.
• The patient must provide a written request to their physician, signed with two witnesses present.
This again specifically states the rights of women and how there are specific laws that meant to provide and protect on several
‘Domestic violence’ should include all violent assaults against another person. For the purposes of legislation, it should comprise murder, manslaughter and offences against the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW: ACT)
“There is a Domestic Violence act which was introduced in 1976 which enables women obtain a court order against their violent partner or husband” (Domestic Violence 1970-1979, no date). Over the past few years the amount of women and men being prosecuted for Domestic Violence and abus...