Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1992)2GLR1414
..... the state;(iii) any law for the time being in force in relation to the qualifications and registration of homoeopathic practitioners in any part of the state, or(iv) the indian medical council act, 1956 ((cii of 1958).(2) no person other than a practitioner registered under any of the laws specified in sub-section (1) shall be qualified to give evidence at any ..... not less than five years;(d) the rights conferred by or under the indian medical council act, 1956 (including the right to practise medicine as defined in clause (f) of section 2 of the said act), on persons possessing any qualifications included in the schedules to the said act.(4) any person who acts in contravention of any provision of sub-section (2) shall be punished with .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1981)22GLR13
..... hospitals in the state of gujarat. usually the government frames rules in consonance with the regulations approved and adopted under the provisions of the indian medical council act, 1956. the government of gujarat had by resolution of panchayat and health department, bearing no. mcg-1q74-5100-n. dated august 7, ..... partially modified the same and passed a further resolution dated december 30, 1977, pertaining to the rules governing appointment of registrars and housemen in the government medical colleges and attached hospitals. the said resolution dated december 30, 1977 reads as under:in partial modification of the orders contained in government resolution, health ..... 1975, superseded its earlier orders and approved the rules for the appointments of registrars and housemen at the government medical colleges and attached teaching hospitals. as per these rules the candidates who passed their m.b.b.s. degree examinations became eligible for appointment as housemen .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1981Guj30; (1981)0GLR417
..... state government is hereby given a writ of mandamus to effect the transfers of these petitioners from jamnagar to the places of their first preference. i am sure that indian medical council would visualise the difficulties and would grant necessary permission under clause (a) of theft recommendation quoted above. the delay that has been occasioned is due to the ..... could not be taken by this high court because of the heavy pressure of admissional work. it is in this situation that a request is made to the indian medical council to accord their sanction if it is otherwise necessity for the purpose of the transfers of the petitioners, to effect which a writ of mandamus has been given ..... of the second m.b.b.s. course started and soon after the merit list prepared by the dean of the m. p. shah medical college, jamnagar was found to be not acted upon, the matters could not be taken up on hand. the respondents in these two petitions have already joined other colleges and are prosecuting their .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2001)3GLR2647
..... cannot be allowed to practise in that system and be an hazard to the society. the amendment introduced to the gujarat medical council act is also clearly contrary to the provisions of the medical council act. the petitioner therefore has taken a just and reasonable cause. we seek some support from the decision of the hon' ..... state of gujarat to enable the diploma holders in nature cure and hygiene to practice allopathy is in direct conflict with the provisions contained in the medical council act.5. the learned counsel appearing for the state brought to our notice the stand taken by state in its reply-affidavit. our attention has ..... indian medical association whereby notification dated 25th april, 1979 issued by health and family welfare department, government of gujarat, has been challenged. prayer is made for its quashing.2. by the impugned notification dated 25-4-1979, the state of gujarat, in exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 28 of the gujarat medical council act .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1979)1GLR614
..... an independent committee of experts which might consist not only of government offbiab but also outsiders such as the deais of the medical faculty of the universities and representatives of the indian medical council. once such rules are framed, they should ordinarily be not amenable to change straightway by exercise of executive powers. any such ..... examination is not by itself a qualifying examination for admission to the government medical colleges under the rules. however, the academic council of the gujarat university in exercise of its powers under section 22(x) of the gujarat university act has framed regulations prescribing the equivalence of examinations and in the said ..... against such equivalence and that if the state government is guided on the basis of such equivalence, it cannot possibly be held that it has acted discriminatorily or arbitrarily or unreasonably.16. it was then contended on behalf of the petitioner that the 10th standard examination which is the next lower .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1997)1GLR853
..... of the petitioner to the effect that refusal of admission to petitioner while granting admission to others in pediatrics was contrary to the regulations framed by the indian medical council. however, no relief was granted to the petitioner, as the academic session was complete. in the present case also, the academic term has already ..... in matters relating to internal working of an educational institution and more particularly, in the matter of admissions, the court will not interfere unless the act complained of is clearly beyond jurisdiction or contrary to the statutes, rules or regulations governing the institution, or there is a statutory duty which the ..... without disturbing the admission given to respondents. in appeal supreme court has held that writ court cannot assume role of rule-making authority nor can it act as appellate authority over rule-making authority. the supreme court has emphasised that changing of priority of categories mentioned in the rules, is without jurisdiction .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1980)2GLR485
..... which our attention has been invited by mr. nanavaty is in state of bihar v. a.k. mukherjee : (1975)illj198sc . it was a case under the medical council act, 1956, and the regulations made thereunder in the matter of appointment of a registrar. the question which arose in that case was whether, 'teaching experience in a teaching ..... which our attention has been invited by mr. nanavaty is in union of india v. m.l. capoor : (1973)iillj504sc . it was a case under indian administrative service/indian police service (appointment by promotion) regulations, 1955. in paragraph 28 of the report, in the context of the supersession of a senior candidate and promotion of ..... selection committee objectively and purely on merits arrived at its recommendations mr. nanavaty has not argued before us that the selection committee or the academic council or the executive council was actuated or motivated by mala fides either in specifying the order of merit or in not appointing the petitioner. we may state that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2009)3GLR2382
..... seats between students of gujarat board and other boards and preparation of merit list for admission. the petitioners have passed their hsc examinations from council of indian school certificate examinations(cisce for short). in essence, they object to the state policy of preparing two separate merit lists for the students ..... (1) of section 20 read with section 4 of the gujarat professional medical educational colleges or institutions (regulation of admission and fixation of fees) act, 2007. these are thus statutory rules.5.1 rules govern admissions to various medical and paramedical courses such as bachelor of medicine, bachelor of surgery, bachelor ..... of years. in prashant pravinbhai kanabar v. gujarat university, ahmedabad (supra), the petitioners had challenged rules for admission to post graduate degree/diploma medical courses. under the concerned rules the authorities had decided to take into account performance of the candidates in various examinations including the board examination in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1996)3GLR387
..... even the apex court having found and accepted that refusal of admission to the petitioner to diploma course in paediatrics was contrary to the regulations framed by indian medical council, noted its helplessness in granting any substantive relief as the academic sessions was almost complete and it was felt that it would not be proper to ..... when his doubt was cleared and when he found that number of other students were issued admission forms who had not completed period of compulsory internship, he acted with the sense of fairplay, justice and equity and accepted the form of the petitioner and forwarded the same to the second respondent-university. i, therefore, ..... . (ayurvedic) course.(v) if reference is made to the ordinances framed by second respondent -university under statute 158 read with section 24(v) of the act, following three ordinances assume importance and it is conflicting interpretation thereof by respondent nos. 1 and 2 which has created the present chaos:(i) admittedly, the p .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : [1978]113ITR852(Guj)
..... the preceding heads. thereafter, it was pointed out, at page 250, that the framers of our indian income-tax act, 1922, adopted this four-fold classification with some modifications, and the term 'medical relief' was apparently substituted for 'advancement of religion'. lord wrights observations in the privy council decision in all india spinners association v. commissioner of income-tax [1944] 12 itr 482, were ..... of dumb creatures was in hindu religion regarded as religious. he relied on the pertinent observation of lord wright in the privy council decision in all india spinners association v. commissioner of income-tax [1944] 12 itr 482:'the indian act gives a clear and succinct definition which must be construed according to its actual language and meaning. english decisions have no binding .....
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