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· 12/31/1958

Bennett v. Hymers

Citations

  • 101 N.H. 483
  • 147 A.2d 108
  • 1958 N.H. LEXIS 69

How courts have described this case

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  • fetus from the time of conception is a separate organism; an infant born alive has a cause of action for prenatal injuries inflicted at any time after conception
  • fetus from the time of conception is a separate organism; an infant born alive has a cause of action for prenatal injuries inflicted at any time after conception
  • personal injury action by surviving child for injury inflicted prior to viability
  • personal injury action by surviving child for injury inflicted prior to viability
  • nonviable child who was injured but lived can maintain action for injuries
  • nonviable child who was injured but lived can maintain action for injuries

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Judges: Lampron, Kenison

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