Section 160A: Issue of medical certificate
consolidated text (as at 2006, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
160A. Issue of medical certificate
(1) Where a person, having suffered injury, receives treatment in a public
hospital, he himself, his employer or the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry
responsible for the subject of labour or, in case of death of that person, his
heir or personal representative may, subject to the payment of any fee as
may be prescribed, obtain from the hospital authorities a medical certificate
stating—
(a) the nature of the injury;
(b) the duration or probable duration of disablement;
(c) the estimated percentage of any incapacity; or
(d) the cause of death.
(2) The fees paid in relation to a medical certificate issued under subsection (1) shall accrue to the Consolidated Fund.
PART XI – CEMETERIES
Ask juris about this section Official source
Questions this section answers
- Can I get a medical certificate stating my injury and incapacity from a public hospital?