R.K.P. v. Borkent, [2005] A.R. Uned. 37 (QB)
| Judge | Veit, J. |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada) |
| Subject Matter | MEDICINE,CRIMINAL LAW,TORTS,DAMAGE AWARDS |
| Citation | [2005] A.R. Uned. 37 (QB),2005 ABQB 42,[2005] A.R. Uned. 37 |
| Date | 24 January 2005 |
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Notions of Reproductive Harm in Canadian Law: Addressing Exposures to Household Chemicals as Reproductive Torts
...[ Cattanach ]. 150. See e.g. Fredette v Wiebe (1986), 29 DLR (4th) 534 (BCSC); Roe v Dabbs , 2004 BCSC 957. 151. See e.g. RKP v Borkent , 2005 ABQB 42 (claim failed for lack of breach of the standard of care). 152. h ere have been a number of dif erent approaches in the common law as to how......
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Wrongful Life Claims: An Update From The SCC
...had a duty of care to Liam while in his fetal state, Liam's rights were inchoate and would only crystalize at birth. In RKP v Borkent, 2005 ABQB 42 (Borkent), pregnant mother, struggling with drug addiction, suffered a suspected miscarriage; although, the physician did not follow up to conf......
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Wrongful Life Claims: An Update From The SCC
...had a duty of care to Liam while in his fetal state, Liam's rights were inchoate and would only crystalize at birth. In RKP v Borkent, 2005 ABQB 42 (Borkent), pregnant mother, struggling with drug addiction, suffered a suspected miscarriage; although, the physician did not follow up to conf......
2 firm's commentaries
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Wrongful Life Claims: An Update From The SCC
...had a duty of care to Liam while in his fetal state, Liam's rights were inchoate and would only crystalize at birth. In RKP v Borkent, 2005 ABQB 42 (Borkent), pregnant mother, struggling with drug addiction, suffered a suspected miscarriage; although, the physician did not follow up to conf......
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Wrongful Life Claims: An Update From The SCC
...had a duty of care to Liam while in his fetal state, Liam's rights were inchoate and would only crystalize at birth. In RKP v Borkent, 2005 ABQB 42 (Borkent), pregnant mother, struggling with drug addiction, suffered a suspected miscarriage; although, the physician did not follow up to conf......
1 books & journal articles
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Notions of Reproductive Harm in Canadian Law: Addressing Exposures to Household Chemicals as Reproductive Torts
...[ Cattanach ]. 150. See e.g. Fredette v Wiebe (1986), 29 DLR (4th) 534 (BCSC); Roe v Dabbs , 2004 BCSC 957. 151. See e.g. RKP v Borkent , 2005 ABQB 42 (claim failed for lack of breach of the standard of care). 152. h ere have been a number of dif erent approaches in the common law as to how......