ROBINSON v. POST OFFICE AND ANOTHER

Abstract

October 25, 1973 Damages — Remoteness — Negligence — Master and servant — Injury to employee's leg caused by employer's admitted negligence — Subsequent medical treatment causing encephalitis — Injection of anti‐tetanus serum — Negligent method of injection not causative of illness — Plaintiff with allergy to serum used — Illness an unforeseeable consequence of foreseeable medical treatment — Whether employer liable.

Citation

Davies, L.J., Buckley, L.J. and Orr, L.J. (1974), "ROBINSON v. POST OFFICE AND ANOTHER", Managerial Law, Vol. 16 No. 1, pp. 12-30. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb022289