It is generally illegal for hospitals to refuse to copy medical records without a valid reason. Patients have the right to access and copy their medical records. They can file a complaint or report the matter to the health department, and claim the benefit of the doubt.
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Generally, to seal a medical record, a written application is required, and both parties need to jointly count and copy the records, sign and confirm them, and seal and preserve them. If necessary, the process should be conducted in the presence of a witness to fix the evidence.
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For those who are disabled due to vaccination against immunization programs and who suffer from abnormal reactions to vaccination, they can apply for compensation according to law. The compensation expenses shall be arranged by the provincial-level finance departments, and the compensation standards shall be determined by the provincial-level governments.
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If any damage occurs after vaccination, the approach should be chosen based on the type of vaccine and the nature of the damage: for vaccines included in the immunization program, compensation for adverse reactions can be applied for; for non-immunization program vaccines, civil litigation is generally the preferred option.
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If a patient contracts an infectious disease from a blood transfusion, they can file a claim against the blood supply institution or the medical institution. After the two parties have compensated the patient, they can seek reimbursement from each other. The key point is to prove the causal relationship between the blood transfusion and the infection.
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If the doctor fails to fulfill the obligation of informing the patient and causing damage to the patient, the medical institution shall bear the liability for compensation, but it needs to prove the causal relationship between the breach of obligation and the damage.
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Whether it's illegal for a seller to raise prices midway through a transaction depends on whether the contract has been established and come into effect. If a contract has been signed, it constitutes a breach of contract, and the buyer can demand continued performance or seek compensation. However, if the contract is still in the negotiation stage, it generally doesn't constitute a breach of contr...
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When suing over a lease dispute, you need to prepare the main materials, contract materials, evidence of performance and breach of contract, and legal documents such as the complaint, and confirm whether the agreement stipulates litigation or arbitration.
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For construction project disputes, evidence should be collected along four main lines: contracts, construction, acceptance and settlement, and payment. Letters of account reconciliation and confirmation of accounts often have strong evidentiary value.
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If a second-hand house is sealed off during the transfer of ownership, those who meet the requirements can file an objection to enforcement to have the enforcement lifted. Otherwise, they can claim that the seller has breached the contract, terminate the contract, and seek compensation. It is necessary to take action promptly.
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The unfinished building has resumed construction, but the quality is poor. Victims can protect their rights from three aspects: quality inspection, contract comparison, and complaints and litigation. They can demand rectification, compensation for losses, or a reduction in the purchase price.
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There are errors in the delivered floor area. If there is an agreement in the contract, the matter shall be handled in accordance with the agreement; if there is no agreement, the matter shall be handled according to whether the error rate exceeds 3%. The parties may settle the matter in accordance with the actual situation or claim to terminate the contract.
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The claim for late delivery of the house is based on the contract agreement. First, a written reminder should be sent, then the breach of contract penalty shall be calculated in accordance with the contract, and if necessary, the claimant may claim for actual losses or rescind the contract.
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When protecting their rights for commercial housing, buyers should prepare evidence related to contracts, payments, promotional commitments, and delivery quality, and combine it with online signing and filing records and proof of delivery notifications.
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To check the actual progress of the real estate project, you can verify it from four aspects: the pre-sale and fund supervision information provided by the housing and construction department, the on-site construction situation, the developer's credit information, and the online signing and filing process.
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