Doctors cannot be charged under Consumer Protection Act if medical services have been given for free: SC

Published On 2021-12-13 00:29 GMT | Update On 2021-12-13 00:29 GMT

Reaching an important conclusion on the matter of medical services and the Consumer Protection Act, the Supreme Court has noted that just because a doctor draws a salary from the hospital, the services which they have provided for free cannot fall under Consumer Protection Act.

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Doctors Cannot Be Charged Under Consumer Protection Act If Medical Services Have Been Given For Free: Supreme Court

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Doctors cannot be charged under Consumer Protection Act if medical services have been given for free: SC

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