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Medical Regulation

2 articlesLatest May 2026
Medical Student Relocation Costs | Defaulting College Liable for Transferee Institution Fees Under Judicial Intervention : SC
Case Law Analysis
|Supreme Court of India

Medical Student Relocation Costs | Defaulting College Liable for Transferee Institution Fees Under Judicial Intervention : SC

The Supreme Court has ruled that when regulatory failures force the relocation of MBBS students, the defaulting medical college must bear the financial burden of tuition paid to transferee institutions. This sets a critical precedent ensuring that educational continuity for students does not become a cost borne by innocent private colleges or the public system.

Ayurveda Act 1970 | Hindi Sahitya Sammelan Qualifications Invalid for Ayurvedic Practice Post-1967 : MP HC Upholds SC Precedent
Case Law Analysis
|Madhya Pradesh High Court

Ayurveda Act 1970 | Hindi Sahitya Sammelan Qualifications Invalid for Ayurvedic Practice Post-1967 : MP HC Upholds SC Precedent

MP High Court affirms that Ayurvedic practitioners holding qualifications from Hindi Sahitya Sammelan (a non-recognized society) cannot legally practice post-1967, aligning with the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling. The judgment reinforces statutory compliance under the Ayurveda Act, 1970, impacting practitioners relying on unrecognized certifications.

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