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A 25 year old person sustained injury in right eye. He developed right corneal opacity following the injury. Left eye was already having poor vision. Corneoplasty of right eye was done and vision was restored. Medicolegally such injury is labeled as:
Grievous
100%
 100%  [ 10 ]
Simple
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
Dangerous
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
Serious
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
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Quick Scroll FM - Injury to Eye! 01.11.04 (4 years ago) #1

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Quick Scroll 01.12.04 (4 years ago) #2

permanent deprivation of vision of either eye is griveous,na!

the vision was restored only after the treatment.

the injury was griveous. icon_lol.gif
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Quick Scroll 01.12.04 (4 years ago) #3

How can a vision that is restored be called as PERMANENT LOSS

As far as my English knowledge is concerned....... If you loose your purse and get it again that is Temporary Loss

If you loose your purse and DON'T get it again it is PERMANENT LOSS
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Quick Scroll 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #4

If I stab you and You die without treatment, I am arrested for MURDER

If I stab you, and you are treated, and you are alive... I can be arrested for ATTEMPTED Murder

Because You WERE treated and YOU didn't die, the section under which I am booked CHANGES !!!!
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Quick Scroll 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #5

So far 8 persons have voted for this poll and all have said Grievious

Now tell me.......

The Vision was RESTORED.... What is the Injury
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Quick Scroll injury 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #6

since the patient developed opacity it should be a perforating or penetrating injury.
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Quick Scroll 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #7

well as people above said that having a permanent loss of vision is what is considered grevious in the section but since this person has had a restored sight it may not be but then in the wake of the fact that the other eye(the left) ws also not ina good condition for vision this can be considered a grivious injury isnt it??what say people???
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Quick Scroll 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #8

THe other eye is NOT related to this INJURY.......

Just because he had no other eye will not alter the nature of THIS INJURY. That is very sure........

That fact is a confusa
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Quick Scroll 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #9

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If I stab you and You die without treatment, I am arrested for MURDER

If I stab you, and you are treated, and you are alive... I can be arrested for ATTEMPTED Murder

Because You WERE treated and YOU didn't die, the section under which I am booked CHANGES !!!!


i got angry,n pushed u frm 4th floor,
u din die,so i cannot be taken for a MURDER.

but u fractured ur femur in the process.
so i can be held for griveous injury.

but u got treated,n fracture was reduced,
n u can walk normally after the treatment
do you think,i din do a griveous hurt on u????
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Quick Scroll 01.13.04 (4 years ago) #10

section 320 IPC,CLAUSE 7:

ther is a nice example given in this clause,

"where the accussed threw his wife from a window about 6th feet high,but the fall broken by a weather-board fixed just below it and resulted in the fracture of the knee-pan and in several small wounds,it was held that he was guilty of causing griveous hurt"

do u think here,
the fracture wasnt reducible?or the joint mobility could not be restored after TREATMENT?

similarly,
in the question

whether or not the vision was restored finally,with treatment,the injury was griveous.
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