Dr Gosai v The General Medical Council: PC 10 Apr 2003

PC (The Professional Conduct Committee of the GMC) The doctor challenged the decision of the committee to invoke its power to restrain him from making further applications to be restored to the register.
Held: The power to restrain a doctor from making repeated requests fr restoration was draconian, but that did not mean that it should only be exercised in the most serious or clear of cases. The discretion given to the committee was unfettered.

Judges:

Hoffmann, Walker of Gestingthorpe LL, Sir Phillip Otton

Citations:

[2003] UKPC 31, Times 30-Apr-2003

Links:

Bailii, PC

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Citing:

CitedBolton v The Law Society CA 8-Dec-1993
The solicitor who had been admitted to the Roll for two years had disbursed clients money to relatives, as part of the conveyance of property without adequate security but in the expectation that the money would be repaid. The Tribunal found that . .
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Health Professions

Updated: 23 November 2022; Ref: scu.180768