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Enright and another v Kwun and Another: QBD 16 May 2003

The claimant had a third child, but she had been born with Down’s syndrome. She now sought damages, saying she had not been counselled about the increased risk of such a birth, and that had she been told, she would have had the pregnancy terminated.
Held: She had not been given counselling at all in relation to the screening tests or amnioscentesis. Had she been advised, she would have taken the test. That failure was negligent

Judges:

Morlan J

Citations:

Times 20-May-2003, Gazette 17-Jul-2003

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Professional Negligence

Updated: 12 April 2022; Ref: scu.182418

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