A private hospital's appeal was dismissed by a court. The hospital had sought damages from a senior physician who resigned with short notice. The physician had provided only a brief notice period before ceasing work, which was less than the period stipulated in their contract.

The contract had been signed several years ago, and the physician had served at a facility in a certain role. The court ruled that the hospital failed to provide proof of financial loss caused by the physician's departure.

Further details about the dispute and the court's decision are available from the source.