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…The medical evidence established that the deceased had a compound fracture on both forearms and also on the occipital area. The cause of death being the said multiple injuries leading to celebral haemorrhage.…

…In contradistinction with his oral testimony the medical evidence does not accord with it. There was no mention of any injury to his eye.…

…There are peculiar aspects about Dr Rouhani’s medical evidence.…

…His evidence is well corroborated by the testimony of his father and the medical evidence.…

…The only medical evidence adduced was that of an Orthopaedic Surgeon who reported on the plaintiff on June 18th, 1986. Dr Khandwalla assessed the plaintiff’s age as 56 years and found a head and dental injury.…

…Medical evidence was that at his age, and with the kind of injury he sustained, a man is not suitable for a watchman’s job. His employer was prepared to continue to employ him.…

…The appellant was represented in the lower court and made no effort to call medical evidence.…

…The appellant was represented in the lower court and made no effort to call medical evidence.…

…The medical evidence shows that the plaintiff’s complaints for which he is justified in seeking compensation are loss of the right leg and the consequential inability to work or use the leg.…

…First he said if the knife would penetrate the heart, as the medical evidence showed, the deceased would not have been capable of uttering the words attributed to him.…