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Nagpur, 7 Aug 2024: In a ruling that could have far-reaching implications for medical practitioners across India, Nagpur bench of Bombay high court has said that doctors cannot be prosecuted for selling medicines to their patients, provided they adhere to Drug Rules of 1945.
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Source : The Times of India
Dr. Prashant S/o. Gokul Tipale vs State of Maharashtra
Bombay High Court Bench Nagpur
Criminal Appln (Apl) No. 638 of 2023
D/o 22.7.2024
2024:BHC-NAG:8415Â
Bombay High Court ruling
Drug Rules of 1945
Doctors dispensing medicines legal protection
Medical practitioners selling medicines
Legal protection for doctors dispensing medicines
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