Supreme Court of India
Ayurvedic Enlisted Doctor's Asson., Mumbai v. State of Maharashtra and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Articles 19(1)(g), 19(6) - c Right to practice - Registered practitioners - Non-inclusion of name in Central Register - Name included in the register of a particular State - Held: Right to practice is restricted in view of s.29 of 1970 Act - Only if name finds place in the Central Register, right to practice in any part of the country exist - In terms of Article 19(6), reasonable restriction can "' always be put on the exercise of right under Article 19(1)(g) - Maharashtra Medical Practitioners Act, 1961 - s.17(3A) - Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970…
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