Private Medical Colleges Liable to pay In-service doctors only Stipend, not Salary: Madras HC
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Private Medical Colleges Liable to pay only Stipend, not Salary to In-service doctors: Madras HC
A Division bench of the Madras High Court recently ruled that self-financing private medical colleges are liable to pay only stipend and not salary to the in-service government doctors, who pursue postgraduation and super-speciality courses in medicine.
While considering the issue concerning Karpaga Vinayaga Medical College at Muduranthakam in Chengalpet, a single judge bench had held the medical college liable to pay salary to the in-service doctors, as paid to the service doctors undergoing PG and super-speciality courses in government medical institutes.
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