Khan v General Medical Council: EAT 24 Mar 1993

An Asian Doctor had repeatedly been refused full registration by the council. It was held that he could not bring a claim of indirect discrimination, because he had not exhausted his rights of appeal. An application for review under the Act gave sufficient opportunity of redress being by way of an independent hearing capable of overturning the original decision.

Citations:

Independent 24-Mar-1993, [1993] UKEAT 366 – 92 – 1802

Links:

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Statutes:

Race Relations Act 1976 12, Medical Act 1983

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Citing:

Appealed toKhan v General Medical Council CA 11-Apr-1994
The appellant’s application for full registration as a qualified medical practitioner had been refused by the GMC after a five-year maximum period of limited registration. His application for full registration in accordance with section 25 of the . .

Cited by:

Appeal fromKhan v General Medical Council CA 11-Apr-1994
The appellant’s application for full registration as a qualified medical practitioner had been refused by the GMC after a five-year maximum period of limited registration. His application for full registration in accordance with section 25 of the . .
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Updated: 19 May 2022; Ref: scu.82761