Doctors cannot be prosecuted for dispensing medicines: Bombay HC
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In a significant ruling, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court has observed that doctors cannot be prosecuted for dispensing medicines to their patients if they adhere to the Drug Rules of 1945.
This observation was made by the HC bench comprising Justice Govinda Sanap while considering a plea by a Chndrapur-based Psychiatrist, who found was facing criminal proceedings for selling medicines to a patient.
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