Supreme Court of India
Yash Ahuja and Others v. Medical Council of India & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons stated in the judgment, this Court doe$ not find any substance in the appeals and the petition.
Judgment, page 44
From the headnote
Indian Medical Council Act, 1956: c s. 12, 13(4- ) (as inserted by Act 34 of 2001), Second Schedule - Third Schedule, Part II - Medical qualification granted by Universities/Medical Institutions outside India - Recognition under Scheme of reciprocity by Medical Council + of India as medical qualification for purposes of Act - s. 13( 4- ) prescribing screening test for Indian citizens granted medical qualification by named Institutions outside India for granting provisional/temporary/permanent registration - HELD: It had come to notice of Legislature that. a large number of private agencies
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