Supreme Court of India
A. T. Zambre and Others v. Kartar Krishna Shashtri
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Constitution of India 1950, Art. 14 & The Maharashtra Medical Practitioners Act, 1961, S. 11(5)-Whether unconstitutional. The 1 Maharashtra Medical Practitioners Act 1961, contains provisions for registration and enlistment of medical practitioners. Clause (ii) of sub-section (S) of section 17 of the Act provides that any person not being a person qualified for registration under sub-sections (3) or ( 4) who proves to the satisfaction of the Committee appointed Under sub-section (6), "that he was on the 4th day of November 1941 regularly practising the Ayurvedic or the Unani System of…
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