Lack of Guidelines on Medical Certificate by irks Rajasthan High Court
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JODHPUR: The lack of guidelines for issuance of medical certificate by doctors in the state seems to have not gone well with the state high court. The court passing a stern order summoned the state's advocate general with the compliance report pertaining to the guidelines for issuance of medical certificates by doctors . This comes in the follow up of an earlier court order of the year 2005, which asked the state government to draw the guidelines for doctors, but has not been implemented even till now.
The case goes back to the year 2004, when the court was hearing the petition which had caste doubts on the veracity of the medical certificate that was issued by a government hospital in Nagpur. Dismissing the petition, the high court passed an interim order in March 2005 to get the said certificate examined and ordered the government to fix the responsibility in such matters to ensure the appropriate punishment to the guilty reports TOI.
The case goes back to the year 2004, when the court was hearing the petition which had caste doubts on the veracity of the medical certificate that was issued by a government hospital in Nagpur. Dismissing the petition, the high court passed an interim order in March 2005 to get the said certificate examined and ordered the government to fix the responsibility in such matters to ensure the appropriate punishment to the guilty reports TOI.
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