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Dating non-accidental injuries

There have been a number of cases illustrating how fractures are dated. This case illustrates the dating of haemorrhages as well as fractures. The...
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D v The Bishop’s Conference of Scotland [2022] ScotCS CSOH 46
Priya Vaidya 1856
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D v The Bishop’s Conference of Scotland [2022] ScotCS CSOH 46

byPriya Vaidya

The pursuer was sexually abused at the school by a priest and claimed damages for loss said to have been caused by the abuse. 

 

This case caused the judge to set out the law on psychiatric injury in Scotland. 

 

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