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High Court of Bombay adjudicated writ petitions filed by Ayurvedic practitioners and associations against the Union of India, Indian Medicines Central Council, and State authorities. The case involved issues of registration and practice under the Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970.

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WRIT PETITION NO. 5526 OF 1995

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2006 LawText (BOM) (12) 21

Writ Petition No. 5526 of 1995 and connected writ petitions

Shri Kirit J. Hakani, Shri Dhananjay Halwai, Shri R.S.Apte, Shri P.M.Havnur, Shri N.N.Notghare, Shri N.D.Hombalkar, Shri R.G.Devrukhkar, Shri Vijay Mane, Shri Mihir Desai, Shri Rajesh Datar, Shri V.S.Kapse, Shri T.D.Deshmukh, Mr. Mahabaleshwar N. Morje, Mr. Raju Morey, Shri Rajeev Chavan, Shri D.A.Dubey, Shri A.A.Kumbhakoni, Smt.M.P.Thakur, Shri R.A.Rodrigues, Shri Y.S.Bhate, N.D.Sharma

Shri Nageshwar Basantram Dubey and others (in connected writ petitions)

Union of India, Indian Medicines Central Council, State of Maharashtra, Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine, Commissioner of Police Thane, Inspector of Police MIDC and others

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  • Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970:
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