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Trying my best to understand the results of the very important @RePHILL_trial : Excellent work and fab collaboration studying very complex pts in difficult circumstances #WellDoneAll #Congrats
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1/9 on my take….
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1/9 on my take….
Result are contradictory to current evidense (RCT and non-RCT) and our understanding of the patophysiology of trauma haemorrhage 2/9 #Limitation #GoAgainstTheFlow #NotRight ?
Trial underpowered ? Power calc reduction 20 - 10 % in PE is a little bold maybe + too many factors affecting the PE. #StatisticalAnalysisPlan reconsidered ?
3/9
3/9
The bench led by Chief Justice of India NV Ramana to begin hearing soon.
#COVID19 #SupremeCourtofIndia
#COVID19 #SupremeCourtofIndia
Shivaji Jadhav, President SCAORA: It has become difficult for advocates and litigants to file matters.
Benefit of extention of litigation
SC: Mr Jadhav! Mr Attoney General!
AGI: The same order as 24/6/21. My lordships may have to add extention of *mentions dates*
Benefit of extention of litigation
SC: Mr Jadhav! Mr Attoney General!
AGI: The same order as 24/6/21. My lordships may have to add extention of *mentions dates*
Sr Adv Neeraj Kishan Kaul: I have filed an MA. There should be some justification for extention.
SC: Dismissed with exemplary costs.
Kaul: May I please withdraw the
SC : Yes, withdraw.
SC: Dismissed with exemplary costs.
Kaul: May I please withdraw the
SC : Yes, withdraw.
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana led bench to hear plea by #SupremeCourt Advocates-on-Record Association (SCAORA) seeking suspension of #limitation period to file cases under all general and special laws in view of the surge in #COVID-19 cases across the country 
SCAORA sought restoration of a March 2020, order of the top court whereby the Court had taken up the issue suo motu, directing the suspension of the limitation period in view of the difficulties faced by the litigants in approaching the courts amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
The AoR association seeks to restore the earlier order stating that it cannot be disputed that the public health is of utmost importance.
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