Crenshaw v. SARASOTA CTY. PUB. HOSP.

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• recovery denied to parent of stillborn child who did not see body which was mutilated after it was inadvertently placed with hospital laundry
• recovery denied, to parent of stillborn child who did not see body which was mutilated after it was inadvertently placed with hospital laundry
• no cause of action for mother whose stillborn baby was inadvertently placed in hospital’s laundry and mutilated due to absence of physical impact upon mother
• there is no recovery for mental distress caused by breach of contract in absence of an independent willful tort
• no cause of action for mother whose stillborn baby was inadvertently placed with hospital's laundry and mutilated due to absence of physical impact upon the mother
• mother of stillborn child may not recover for mental or emotional distress when she did not see child's body and was not involved in events leading to body's mutilation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).