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The Karnataka Homoeopathic Practitioners Registration Rules, 1964.

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Long titleNotification No. P.L.M. 228 PIM 64/Part-VI, dated: 10th march 1964
TypeRules
Year1961
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source
TextPublished as one document, as the source published it
Subjectshealth

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KARNATAKA HOMOEOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS REGISTRATION RULES, 1964 Rules Part I Preliminary

1. Title

2. Definitions Part II REGISTRATION

3. Further particulars to be included in the Register

4. Application for inclusion in the first register

5. Enquiry of Tribunal

6. Certificate of registration

7. Application for subsequent registration

8. Making new entries or altering existing entries

9. Renewal of registration

10. Re-entering name of practitioner removed from the register Form ‘A’ Form ‘B’ Form ‘c’ Form ‘D’ -- KARNATAKA HOMOEOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS REGISTRATION RULES, 1964 NOTIFICATION Bangalore, dated 20th January 1965 G.S.R. 361, In exercise of the powers conferred by section 35 of the Homoeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961 (Karnataka Act 35 of 1961), the Government of Karnataka hereby makes the Karnataka Homoeopathic Practitioners Registration Rules, 1964, the draft of the same having been previously published as required by sub-section (1) of the said section, in Notification No. P.L.M. 228 PIM 64/Part-VI, dated: 10th march 1964, published as GSR 83 in Part IV, Section 2C(ii) of Karnataka Gazette, dated 9th April 1964.

PART I PRELIMINARY

1. Title.-These rules may be called the Karnataka Homoeopathic Practitioners Registration Rules, 1964.

2. Definitions.-In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a) “Act” means the [Karnataka] Homeopathic Practitioners Act 1961

(b) “form” means a form appended to these rules;

(c) “section” means a section of the Act;

(d) “Tribunal” means the Registration Tribunal constituted by the State Government under sub-section (1) of section 18.

Adapted by the Karnataka Adaptations of Laws order 1973 (1-11-1973)

PART II REGISTRATION

3. Further particulars to be included in the register.- The Register of Homoeopathic Practitioners shall include the following further particulars namely:-

(a) registration number:-

(b) if the practitioners is a married woman, her maiden name and surname;

(c) date of birth of the practitioners ;

(d) where a practitioners possesses any qualifications, his qualifications the place where he received training for such qualifications and the period of such training;

(e) if any disciplinary action is taken by the Board against the practitioners, the particulars of such action;

(f) if the name of the practitioners was removed from the Register and subsequently re-entered therein the date on which the name was so reentered.

(g) Remarks, if any of the Register.

4. Application for inclusion in the first register.-(1) For the purposes of preparation of the first register every person who desires to have his name included shall apply to the Secretary to the Tribunal in Form ‘A’ in accordance with the provisions of sub-section(2) of section 18. The application shall also be accompanied by copies of a degree, a diploma or a certificate in support of the qualifications of the applicant. The applicant shall also produce the original certificates when required to do so by the Secretary of the Tribunal

(2) Every application for registration by a person claiming to be included in Part A of the register shall be accompanied by-

(i) in the case of persons referred to in sub-clause (a) of clause (ii) of sub-section (3) of section 17,-

(a) a declaration made by the applicant before a Magistrate of the First Class to the effect that the applicant has been engaged in the practice of the Homoeopathic system of medicine as the principal occupation for a period of not less than ten years immediately before the date of coming into force of Chapter IV of the Act, and

(b) a certificate by a Gazetted Officer of the State Government to the effect that the applicant had been in the practice of the Homeopathic system of medicine for a period of not less than ten years immediately before the date of coming into force of Chapter IV of the Act, as the principal occupation;

(ii) In the case of persons referred to in sub-clause (b) of clause (i) of sub-section (3) of section 17,-

(a) Documentary evidence in support of the person having received personal clinical instruction for a period of not less than two years in a hospital where indoor patients are kept and where the service includes surgery, gynaecology and midwifery and Homoeopathic medicine ; and

(b) The certificate of having passed the examination referred to in the said sub-clause (b).

(3) Every application for registration by a person claiming to be included in Part B of the register shall be accompanied by declaration made by the applicant before a First Class Magistrate to the effect that he is a medical Practitioners whose name is registered under the Karnataka Medical Registration Act, 1961 or the Karnataka Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners, Registration and Medical Practitioners Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1961 and that he has been practising the Homoeopathic system of medicine.

(4) Every application from registration by a person claiming to be included in Part ‘C’ of the register shall be accompanied by-

(a) a declaration made by the applicant before a Magistrate not below the rank of First Class to the effect that the applicant has been in practice of the Homoeopathic system of medicine for not less than two years as the principal occupation on the date of coming into force of Chapter IV of the Act; and

(b) a certificate signed by a Gazetted Officer of the State Government to the effect that the applicant has been in practice of the Homoeopathic system of medicine for not less than two years as the principal occupation on the date of coming into force of Chapter IV of the Act.

Any application which does not specify the requirements of these rules shall be rejected.

5. Enquiry by Tribunal,-(1) The Tribunal shall consider each application for registration.

(2) For the purpose of making enquiry in respect of any application the Tribunal may, if it considers necessary, direct the Secretary of the Tribunal to call any applicant to appear before the Tribunal at the applicant’s cost or may refer any application, to the Deputy Commissioner of the District in which the applicant claims to be practising for verification of such facts mentioned by the applicant in the application as the Tribunal may specify in that behalf.

6. Certificate of registration.- The certificate of registration to be issued in pursuance of sub-section (5) of section 18 shall be in Form B.

7. Application of subsequent registration.- Every application by any person for inclusion of his name in the register subsequent to the date on which custody of the register is given to the Board under section shall be in Form C accompanied by a fee of fifteen rupees and contain the particulars referred to in sub-section (2) of Section 17 and the further particulars referred to in rule 3 and shall indicate the qualifications specified in the schedule which the person possesses. I shall also be accompanied by certified copies of the diploma, degree or certificate in support of the claim of the applicant that he possesses such qualifications.

8. Making new entries of altering existing entries.- (1) Any registered practitioner who desires-

(a) to have an entry as respects his name in the register altered ; or

(b) to have entry as respects any additional qualification acquired by him subsequent to the date of registration , made in the register; or

(c) to have any alterations made in the entry as respects his additional qualifications, may make an application in that behalf to the Register.

(2) the application made under sub-rule (1) shall be accompanied by a fee of five rupees if it related to any alterations in the entries as respects additional qualifications.

9. Renewal of registration.-On receipt of the renewal fee of two rupees before the due date as required by section 24, the Registrar shall issue to the registered practitioner the renewal slip in Form D. The practitioner shall attach the renewal slip to the certificate of registration in the space provided for such renewal slip.

10. Re-entering name of practitioner removed from the register.- The name of any person removed under sub-section (2) of Section 24 may be re-entered in the register on receipt of an application from such person by the Board and on payment of renewal fee of two rupees and a new certificate of registration shall be re-issued by the Board.

FORM ‘A’ [sub-rule (1) of rule 4] Form of application for registration under sub-section (2) of section 18 of the Karnataka Homeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961.

To The Registrar, Board of Homeopathic System of Medicine Karnataka Dear Sir, I hereby request that my name and other particulars as mentioned below may be entered in the register under Section 18 of the Karnataka Homoeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961.

1. Full name of the applicant (In Block capitals beginning with surname)

2. Maiden name and surname, if the applicant is a married woman (in block capitals beginning with Surname)

3. Nationality

4. Residential address (In block capitals)

5. Professional address (In block capitals)

6. Date of birth (in words and figures)

7. (a) Qualification possessed by the applicant;

(b) Date on which the applicant obtained the qualification;

(c) Authority which conferred or granted the qualifications;

(d) The place where the applicant received training for such qualification and the period of such training.

2. My qualification viz......................... specify the qualification would have entitled me to registration under Section 20 of the Karnataka Homeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961.

3. I forward herewith-

(i) My birth certificate/matriculation certificate/SSLC certificate/School leaving certificate in original

(j) the diploma certificate in original in respect of the qualifications possessed by me together with two copies there of the original may be kindly be returned to me when not required by you.

4. The Registration fee of Rs. 15 (Rupees Fifteen) only is paid in**cash/remitted by postal order/money order.

5. An undertaking as required by Section 21 of the Act is furnished herewith.

6. I have carefully read the instructions sent with this form and I certify that the particulars furnished above are true to the best of my knowledge and behalf.

Yours faithfully, Date...............................

Place................................ Signature of applicant INSTRUCTIONS

1. All particulars in this application form must be filled in by the applicant in neat hand or may be typed. Incomplete applications are liable to be rejected.

2. A fee of Rs. 15 for registration should be paid to the Registrar, Board of Homoeopathic system of Medicine Karnataka, in cash or may be sent by Money Order of crossed Indian Postal Order when the fee is sent by money Order, the postal receipt should be attached to the application.

3. If the space for giving particulars is not found sufficient, they may be given as a separate sheet which may be attached to this application.

_____________________________________________________________________________ * Here enter the full address of the Registrar of the Board.

** Strike off the alternative that is not applicable.

Accompaniment to the form of application for Registration under Section

17.

FORM OF DECLARATION TO BE MADE BY THE APPLICANT I............................................................................................do hereby solemnly declare that i had been regularly the Homoeopathic System of Medicine for a period of not less than ten years immediately before the 27th day of December 1961 Act.........................................Solemnly declare at ..................................... this ........................................ day of 196.

Before me Seal of the Government Presidency Magistrate/ ** First Class Magistrate.

_____________________________________________________________________________ ** Here mention any other Magistrate not below the rank of First Class.

Form of certificate of a Gazetted Officer or a Justice of the Peace to be furnished by the applicant.

I ............................................................................................................................. ..........

(Name of the certifying officer) have satisfied myself and do hereby certify that*Shri/Smt/Kumari....................................................................................................................

............................................................................................................................. ..................

(Name of the Applicant) Had been regularly practising the Homoeopathic System of medicine in the State of Karnataka for a period of not less than ten years immediately, before the 27th December 1961, at *** ..................................

Signature of the Certifying Officer Date........................

Place.........................

Seal or stamp of Designation And address of the Certifying Officer.

________________________________________________________________________________ * Strike off the alternative not applicable *** Here give details of the place of places with taluk and district where the applicant had been practising.

FORM B (Rule 6) Certificate of Registration The Board of Homoeopathic System of Medicine, Karnataka Similia Similibus Curantur.

Certificate No...............................

This is to certify that .................................................................has been duly registered under Karnataka Homoeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961 (Karnataka, Act 35 of 1961) In witness whereof are herewith affixed the seal of the Board of Homoeopathic System of Medicine, Karnataka and the signature of the Registrar.

Subject to the provisions of the Act this certificate is valid upto.

__________________________________________________________________________________ Seal Signature of the Registrar __________________________________________________________________________________ Blank space for renewal slips __________________________________________________________________________________ Here insert the date of validity of certificate.

FORM C (Rule 7) Form of Application for Registration under Section 17 of the Karnataka Homeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961 To The Registrar, Board of Homeopathic System of Medicine Karnataka Dear Sir, I hereby request that my name and other particulars as mentioned below may be entered in the Registrar under Section 20 of the Karnataka Homeopathic Practitioners Act, 1961.

1. Full name of the applicant (In Block capital beginning with surname)

2. Maiden name and surname, (if the applicant is a married woman) in block capitals beginning with surname)

3. Nationality .....

4. Residential address .....

(in block capitals)

5. Professional address .....

(in block capitals)

6. Date of birth (in words and figures) .....

7. Date of commencement of regular practice .....

8. The date of applicant’s first admission to the Registrar .....

9. The qualification for registration and the date on which he obtained his degree or diploma in Homeopathy, if any, and authority which conferred or granted it.

10. (1) Place or places with Taluks or District where the applicant practised and the approximate dates of commencement and the applicant’s approximate period of practice at each place.

(2) I had been regularly practising the Homeopathic System of Medicine at .............................. Taluk ......................... District ........................ for a period of not less than ten years immediately before the 27th December

1961. A declaration made by me before a Presidency Magistrate/First Class Magistrate and a Certificate of Gazetted Officer of the State Government, a justice of Peace to that effect are enclosed.

3. I furnish the following as additional documentary evidence in support of may claim.

4. I forward herewith my birth certificate matriculation certificate/SSLC certificate/School Leaving Certificate in original together with two copies thereof. The original certificates may kindly be returned to me when no longer required.

5. The Registration fee of Rs. 15 (Rupees Fifteen) only is paid in cash/remitted by Postal Order/Money order.

6. An undertaking as required by Section 21 of the Act, is furnished herewith.

7. I have carefully read the instructions sent with this form and I certify that the particulars furnished above are true to the best of my Knowledge and belief.

Yours faithfully Date.......................................

Place............................... Signature of the Applicant FORM D [Rule 9] Renewal Slip No........................

This is certify that the registration* Enlistment of ** ...............................................................................................................

Is renewal up to *** Seal Signature of the Registrar * Strike of the alternative not applicable ** Here insert the name of the practitioner *** Here insert the date.

[PLM 356 PIM 64] By Order in the name of the Governor of Karnataka L.A.DHAMANAGI Deputy Secretary to Govt P.H.Labour & Munpl.Admn. Dept.

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