· 4/6/2000
Henderson v. UN-NAMED EMERGENCY ROOM, MADISON COUNTY MED. CENTER
Citations
- 758 So. 2d 422
- 2000 WL 352558
How courts have described this case
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- holding discovery rule applied where plaintiff was aware of his blindness, the injury, but was unaware that physicians negligence had caused the injury
- finding that “the trial court lacked jurisdiction because Henderson failed to comply with the notice provisions of the MTCA”
- holding discovery rule tolled the statute of limitations where the plaintiff was unaware of eye injuries caused by physicians medical negligence until three years after the negligent acts
- \this Court incorporated a discovery rule in actions brought under the Mississippi Tort Claims Act\
- “this Court incorporated a discovery rule in actions brought under the Mississippi Tort Claims Act”
- “this Court incorporated a discovery rule in actions brought under the Mississippi Tort Claims Act” (citing Barnes, 733 So. 2d at 206)
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