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H.H. Datar (Dr.) A.M.O. Vs. P.S. Shivram, Gen. Manager, India Security ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [1991(63)FLR519]; (1995)IIILLJ44Bom

..... surgeon when required. explanation : for the purpose of this rule, 'qualified medical practitioner' means a person holding a qualification granted by an authority specified in the schedule to the indian medical degrees act, 1916 or in the schedules to the indian medical council act, 1956.' this provision of law shows that the dispensary which was connected ..... with the first respondent-press was governed by the provisions of the factories act. and according to section 59 of the factories act where a worker ..... employed there shall be provided and maintained an ambulance room of the prescribed size, containing the prescribed equipment and in the charge of such medical and nursing staff as may be prescribed and those facilities shall always be made readily available during the working hours of the factory.' this .....

Anjuman Khairul Islam and ors. Vs. Mrs. Zulekha Mazhar HussaIn and ors ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2001(1)BomCR556

..... in india which are incorporated by an act of the central or state legislature in india and other educational institutions established by acts of parliament or declared to be deemed universities under the university grants commission act, 1956 and degrees of medicine included in the indian medical council act, 1956 should be recognised automatically for recruitment ..... in psychology and sociology and (iv) that the university of mumbai had communicated on 8th june, 1998 that the b.ed degree acquired from any indian university by correspondence cannot be considered as equivalent to the b.ed. degree of the mumbai university and (v) by a government resolution dated 20th ..... for the minimum qualifications for recruitment with duties, pay, allowances and other conditions of service of employees of private schools. section 5(1) of the act describes that the management shall, as soon as possible, fill in, in the manner prescribed every permanent vacancy in a private school by the appointment .....

Ramchandra S/O Govindrao Dharmadhikari Vs. State of Maharashtra and an ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(4)MhLj927

..... was not given the pay-scale of ayurved vaidya as the degree which he held, was not recognised by the indian medical council at that time and the recognition came much later by the aforesaid act of indian medical council's act, 1970. in respect of the said explanation given by the corporation, the state government appears not to have been ..... held by the petitioner, has been accepted as equivalent to the degree of bams of the nagpur university. this equivalence has been statutorily recognised by the indian medical council's act, 1970 with retrospective effect. the petitioner held the said degree from the day one on which he joined the service, and therefore, he is entitled ..... ayurved visharad being equivalent to a degree of bams conferred by the nagpur university.4. we may further add at this stage itself that under the indian medical council's act, 1970 it has been statutorily accepted that the said degree of ayurved visharad is equivalent to the degree of bams of any university as laid down .....

Dr. Afaque Ahmed Vs. The Union of India, Through its Principal Secreta ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... to the maharashtra medical practitioners act, 1961 ( the act of 1961 for short) does not denote any superiority or inferiority amongst the different systems of medicine. the above fact ..... university of health sciences, nashik in the year 2011. he is a medical practitioner, duly registered with the maharashtra council of indian medicine, mumbai. according to him, it is well settled that the bachelors of ayurved medicine and surgery and bachelors of unani medicine and surgery recognized under the indian medicine central council act, 1970, ( act of 1970 for short) are having equal status. the schedule appended .....

Anil (Vidyarthi) and Another Vs. State of Maharashtra Represented by t ...

Court : Mumbai

..... :- (i) the vanguard fire and general insurance co. ltd., madras vs. m/s. fraser and ross and another, (1960) 3 scr 857. (ii) state of maharashtra vs. indian medical association and ors., (2002) 1 scc 589. (iii) dinesh prasad yadav vs. state of bihar and ors., 1995 supp (1) scc 340. 26. as far as the state ..... 81. with the greatest respect to the bench, we are unable to agree with the distinction made while interpreting sub-section (1) of section 21 of the municipal councils act. its attention also was not invited to ashok bodha s case (supra) though in that case the different statutory scheme was analysed, but identical issue and controversy was ..... councillors are entitled to nominate/appoint nominated councillor. therefore, such a person or individual cannot avail of the remedy of election petition under section 21 of the municipal councils act. paras 12 to 16 of this judgment read as under:- 12 now, we turn to the objection raised by the sixth respondent to the locus of the petitioner .....

Dr. P.B. Desai Vs. the State of Maharashtra and Another

Court : Mumbai

..... accused no.1 guilty, under paragraph 15 of the warning notice of the code of medical ethics of the maharashtra medical council and paragraph 3 under disciplinary action of the code of medical ethics of the medical council of india and he was warned under section 22(1)(a) of the maharashtra medical council act,1965. submissions : 6. shri.gupte, the learned senior counsel, while criticising the conviction had ..... effect of dr.desai disowning the patient, opining for operation, neglecting to operate and then neglecting to take post operational care. present case certainly conceive effects of section 320 of ipc and 338 thereof. 23. hon'ble supreme court in mahadev prasad kaushik vs. state of u.p. and anr., (2009 all mr (cri) 1864 (s.c.)) in paragraph 31 states .....

Emperor Vs. Joseph D'silva

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1947Bom310; (1947)49BOMLR6

..... a cognizable offence as so defined, or who after due enquiry has been held guilty by the medical council of infamous conduct in any professional respect.9. section 9 gives power to the ..... 25th day of june, 1912.(4) the medical council may refuse to permit the registration of any person who has been convicted of a cognizable offence as defined in the code of criminal procedure, 1898, or who, being or having been subject to military law, has been convicted under the army act or under the indian army act, 1911, of an offence which is also .....

Ssud Ayurved Medical College and Hospital at Koli Vs. the Maharashtra ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... vaishnavi mahila mandal panjarapol, murtizapur road, karanja (lad) to establish new ssud ayurved and medical college at karanja (lad) with annual intake of 56 from the academic session 2008 2009 under the provisions of section 13a of the indian medicine central council act, 1970. the respondent university in the reply filed by it has stated that the management ..... 63, 66(1), 73(1), 74 and 2(21) of the act show that it is the management as defined under section 2(21) of the act which is responsible for administering the college and is answerable to the central government, central council of indian medicine and the respondent university. the communication dated 19th june 2008 issued ..... of sections 63, 73(1) and 74 of the act, it is only the management as defined under section 2(21) of the act, which is obliged to administer the college and which is responsible to the university, the central government and the central council of indian medicine and is answerable to them in the matters relating .....

AshwIn Prafulla Pimpalwar and Etc. Vs. State of Maharashtra and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1992Bom233; 1992(2)BomCR280; (1992)94BOMLR43; 1991(2)MhLj1336

..... government did not estimate the number of additional seats required to give effect to the new rules; they did not get the requisite permission of the indian medical council; nor had they consulted the universities for permission to create additional seats. (3) the realisation of the consequences arose due to the interim orders passed ..... it was held that : 'when a public authority has promised to follow a certain procedure, it is in the interest of good administration that it should act fairly and should implement its promise, so long as implementation does not interfere with its statutory duty'. at page 522, the learned author observed :-- ''legitimate ..... 3scr19 . 54. that in relation to policy matters the courts would not ordinarily interfere with the government decision does not, however, mean that the government can act arbitrarily. that would be totally destructive of the rule of law and the constitutional scheme and the peculiar position of the government in a constitutional set up. .....

Miss Nidhi Kumar Vs. the State of Maharashtra and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1990Bom390; 1990(3)BomCR373

..... rules. the same are, therefore, binding on her. (see also in this connection, : (1988)iillj84sc where also the supreme court has reiterated that the indian medical council is only a recommendatory body.)8. it is next submitted by the petitioner that in some cases the 3rd respondent-institute has in fact granted n.o.c ..... india are merely advisory in character and they cannot replace the force or authority of regulations which the council is empowered to frame if it wants to lay down standard etc under the medical council of india act, 1956. the present guidelines are not such statutory regulations. they are merely guidelines. therefore they are only ..... india : [1968]1scr833 , the supreme court was required to consider the constitutional validity of aligarh muslim university (amendment) act, 1951. one of the challenges to this act was that it was different from other university acts and hence art. 14 was violated. the supreme court observed : 'we do not think that art. 14 requires that .....