Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A

Supreme Court Upholds MCI Decision on Medical College Deficiencies: Dumka Medical College & Ors. vs. Board of Governors (2021)

/ Education Law, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Judges, Krishna Murari, L. Nageswara Rao, Medical Council of India, Medical Education

Supreme Court Upholds MCI Decision on Medical College Deficiencies: Dumka Medical College & Ors. vs. Board of Governors (2021) LEGAL ISSUE: Whether the Medical Council of India (MCI) was justified in denying permission to establish new medical colleges and renew permissions for existing ones due to significant deficiencies in infrastructure and faculty. CASE TYPE: Education […]

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Supreme Court Upholds Denial of MBBS Admissions for Deficient Medical College: Chintpurni Medical College vs. Union of India (28 January 2021)

/ Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 11(2), Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 19, Indu Malhotra, Judges, L. Nageswara Rao, S. Abdul Nazeer

Supreme Court Upholds Denial of MBBS Admissions for Deficient Medical College: Chintpurni Medical College vs. Union of India (2021) LEGAL ISSUE: Whether a medical college can be permitted to admit students without a fresh inspection after being debarred for deficiencies. CASE TYPE: Medical Education Law Case Name: Chintpurni Medical College and Hospital & Anr. vs.

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Supreme Court Upholds Debarment of Medical College: Ponnaiyah Ramajayam Institute vs. Union of India (22 September 2017)

/ A.M. Khanwilkar, Amitava Roy, Dipak Misra, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Judges, Medical Education Standards

Can a medical college be barred from admitting students due to infrastructure and faculty deficiencies? The Supreme Court of India addressed this question in a case involving Ponnaiyah Ramajayam Institute of Medical Sciences. The court upheld the decision to debar the college for two academic years. This case highlights the importance of maintaining standards in

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Supreme Court Upholds MCI Inspection Standards in Medical College Recognition Case (21 September 2017)

/ A.M. Khanwilkar, Amitava Roy, Dipak Misra, Establishment of Medical College Regulations, 1999, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 11(2), Judges

Can a medical college be denied recognition if it fails to maintain required standards? The Supreme Court of India addressed this crucial question in a case involving the Indian Centre for Advancement of Research and Education (ICARE). The court upheld the Medical Council of India’s (MCI) authority to conduct surprise inspections and deny recognition to

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Supreme Court allows admissions for Apollo Medical College for 2017-18 session: Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences & Research vs. Union of India (2017) INSC 728 (31 August 2017)

/ A.M. Khanwilkar, Constitutional Law, Constitutional Law with Article 142, D.Y. Chandrachud, Dipak Misra, Establishment of Medical Colleges, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Judges

Can a medical college, which has been granted conditional permission, be denied the opportunity to admit students for the next academic year despite fulfilling infrastructure and academic requirements? The Supreme Court of India addressed this critical issue in a recent judgment. The Court examined the decision of the Central Government to bar Apollo Institute of

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Saraswati Medical College Allowed Admissions: Supreme Court Overturns Debarment for 2017-18 Session

/ A.M. Khanwilkar, D.Y. Chandrachud, Dipak Misra, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Judges, Medical College Inspections, Oversight Committee

LEGAL ISSUE: Whether the government can debar a medical college from admitting students based on a second surprise inspection conducted after the cut-off date, when an earlier inspection found no major deficiencies. CASE TYPE: Education Law, Medical Admissions Case Name: Saraswati Educational Charitable Trust and Anr. vs. Union of India and Anr. Judgment Date: September

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Supreme Court Upholds Conditional Permission for Krishna Mohan Medical College: Krishna Mohan Medical College vs. Union of India (2017)

/ A.M. Khanwilkar, Administrative Law, Amitava Roy, Dipak Misra, Establishment of Medical College Regulations, 1999, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Judges, Principles of Natural Justice, Procedural Fairness

LEGAL ISSUE: Whether the Central Government’s decision to debar a medical college from admitting students was justified. CASE TYPE: Medical Education Law Case Name: Krishna Mohan Medical College and Hospital & Anr. vs. Union of India and Another [Judgment Date]: 1 September 2017 Introduction Can a medical college be debarred from admitting students without a

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Medical College Approval: Supreme Court Orders Fresh Inspection in Varunarjun Trust Case (2017)

/ A.M. Khanwilkar, Amitava Roy, Dipak Misra, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 10A, Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 with Section 19A, Judges

Can a medical college be denied permission based on a single day’s inspection? The Supreme Court of India recently addressed this question in a case involving Varunarjun Trust. The court directed a fresh inspection, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive assessment. This case highlights the importance of fair evaluation in medical education. The bench comprised

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