negligence on August 23, 1976, when a deposition was given by a witness in another case involving the same CTA accident. Plaintiff further alleged that August 23, 1976, was the first time he knew or could have discovered that any portion of his injuries was attributable to medical malpractice. Defendants filed motions to dismiss on the basis that the limitations period had run, and the trial court granted the motions. The appellate court affirmed.
The Urchel court found that once the plaintiff was injured and became aware of the possibility that someone was at fault, he was required to file suit within the normal two-year period provided for medical malpractice actions under section 21.1. During this period of time, the court stated, "[T]he plaintiff should have thoroughly investigated theNew Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda parried questions on the recent removal of AIIMS Chief Vigilance Officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi.NEW DELHI: Union Health Minister J P Nadda today said the government was open to the idea of setting up more world-class medical facilities like the Sports Injury Centre at the Safdarjung Hospital here, and asked the SIC to improve its standards of institutional delivery and service.

He was speaking at fifth Foundation Day ceremony of the SIC.

The centre is unique in being a public-private model of partnership, a first under the Union Health Ministry where the investigative tests and management is under private firms while the government contracts the doctors and support staff.

"The government is open to the idea of setting up more such centres across the country," Nadda said.

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