A plea has been filed before the Supreme Court by an MBBS aspirant, who lost her seat due to her failure in completing the fee payment process within the deadline.
Challenging the Madras High Court order, which refused to allow medical admission of the concerned candidate, the MBBS aspirant has now approached the Apex Court.
The top court bench has scheduled the matter for further hearing on November 19. The candidate claimed that she could not make the payment due to financial difficulties.
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MBBS aspirant moves SC after losing seat over missed fee payment deadline
HC directs medical colleges to release original certificates of transferred MBBS students, prohibits withholding over pending fees
Observing that a medical college has no legal right to retain the original certificates of the medical students, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed the White Medical College and Hospital, Mohali, to immediately release all the original documents of the students.
The students approached the High Court bench when the medical college retained the original documents of the students, despite their reallocation and transfer to other medical colleges.
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No negligence in sinus surgery causing eye complications, Consumer court grants relief to doctor
While dismissing a medical negligence complaint against a doctor, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) recently observed that medical negligence must be proved through cogent evidence and cannot be inferred based on bald and unsustainable allegations.
Furthermore, the Apex Consumer Court noted that any post-operative complications cannot be equated with medical negligence on the part of the treating doctors.
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