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by ‘Deji Olunlade It has been held in Abatan v Awudu (2003) 10 NWLR (Pt. 829) 451 C.A that “the relationship between a doctor and his patient is one of trust and confidence; a relationship where one has the power and duty to treat and restore the other to mental and physical well-being.”. Thus, the... Read More
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