Cassel v Riverside HA
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1992 |
| Year | 1992 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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9 cases
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Wells v Wells
...the rest of the damages. However, there was no challenge to the principle of their recovery. See Cassell v Riverside Health Authority [1992] PIQR Q168, CA. See also Futej v Lewandowski [1980] 124 Sol J 777, per Edwin Jowitt QC sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge, where the court awarded ......
- Thomas v Brighton Health Authority
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James Robshaw (a child by his mother and Litigation Friend Suzanne Adams) v United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust
...the Courts have previously been persuaded that a home pool is reasonably required." I was reminded of the following cases: (i) Cassel v Riverside Health Authority [1992] PIQR Q168 (where a claim for a hydrotherapy pool by a claimant with cerebral palsy was refused on the basis that it was n......
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Brian Muyepa v Ministry of Defence
...which is sought to be addressed should be addressed as part of a Claimant's general damages for loss of amenity. In Cassell v Riverside [1992] PIQR Q168 the trial judge allowed the cost (£32,000) of building a swimming pool. This decision was overturned by the Court of Appeal, Purchas L.J. ......
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1 books & journal articles
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Replicating and perpetuating inequalities in personal injury claims through female-specific contingencies.
...home and the parents would have ensured that he received proper education and training. In Cassel v. Riverside Health Authority, [1992] P.I.Q.R. Q168 (C.A.), the court increased the multiplicand significantly based on evidence of the child plaintiff's family background and pattern of effort......