AB v Tameside & Glossop Health Authority [1996] EWCA Civ 938

Facts:

  • C argued that the choice of the telephone as a means of alerting and reassuring people, who had received treatment from a health worker later found to be HIV+ was not correct.


Ratio:

  • There was no breach of a duty to care, even though some people called had suffered distress.

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