(1) The Register shaI1, in every year and Publication of name from time to time as occasion may require, on or entered in before a date to be fixed in this behaIf by the Coun- the "&mcil, pubLish in the-official Gazette and in such other manner as the Council may direct a correct statemeit of names for the time being entered in the register contai&ng:-
(0) all names entered in the register arranged in alpbabetical order;
(b) the registered address or appointment of each person whose name is entered in the .
register; and
(c) the registered titles and quzlifications of each such person and the date on which each such title was granted or each such qualification , was certXed. .
(2) In every year in which such statement has.not been:published, the Registrar shall cause to be printed and published .on or before a date fixed as aforesaid, a supplementary statement containing :-
(a) the particulars speczed in clauses (a) tb
(c) of sub-section ( I ) , in the manner therein laid down, in regard to the persons whose names have been entered in the register during the year to pJhich suCh supplementary statement appertains; and . (b) the names of any person removed from the register under any of the provisions of this Act during the said year.
(3) In hny proceeding, it shall %be presumed that eieryiperson entered in such statement is a registered practitioner and that any person not entered is 'not a registered practitioner:
THE O I U ~ ~ A AYURVEDIC MEDICINE ACT,, 1960 [ Or. Act ill (Secs. 35-39]
Provided that in the case of a person whose name has been entered in the register after the last publication of the statement, a certified copy, signed by the Registrar, of the entry of the name of such person in the register shall be evideilce that such person is registered under this Act. Such copy shall be issued free of charge.
Penalty on anregistered
35. If a person whose name is not entered in the penom Fe. register falsely represents that i t is so entered or presenting uses in connection with his name or title any words that he is rsgirted. or letters representing that his name is so ekered he shall whether any person is actually deceived by such representation or not, be punishable on c o n v i ~ tion by a Magistrate of the first class with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees.
mamination 36. Notwithstanding anything contained in any before other provision, on and after the expiry of one year registration.
from the date from which Chapter'V comes into force a person shall not be entered in the register udess he has passed a qualifying examination recognised by the Council.
Exemption 37. ~ o t k i t h s t a n d i n ~ anything contained in any 2;;;;gyg other law for the t i m e being in force, every registered ., .,, a jurorprhctitioner shall be exempt, if he so desires, from or assessor- serving on any inquest or as a juror or assessor under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. ' , A C ~ s or 1898.
privilege of regktcred -
38. The regstered practitioners shall have the ,titi,,,, same privileges as the medical practitioners registered s. a o. act under >he Bihar and ~Orissa ' Excise ,Act, ,1915, t o f l ~ ~ s .
or und& any other law for the t ime being in force.
, , Right of registwed 39. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any pmcritioncrs law for the time ' being in force, the expression ' 0 hold "legally qualified medical practitioner or duly tain appointm ~ t and to qualified medical practitioner" and all other expres- ~ ~ 8 ~ ' aulhenticatc Or sions imparting that a persoh is re'cognised - by Law m r t i m t ~ . as a medical practitioner or a member of the medical profession shall, in all enactments fdr the time being in force' in the State of Orissa in so far as such enactrndnJs relate to any of the matters specsed in the State!Li:i or the Concurrent List of the Seventh ! Schedule to 'the Constitution of India, be deemed to i include a registtred practitioner.
(Secs. 4041)
(2) A registered practitioner shall be eligible to hold any appointment as a member of the teaching staff of any recognised Ayurvedic College or as a Physician, Surgeon or other Medical Officer in any Ayurvedic Dispensary, Hospital, Idrmary or Lying-in-Hospital supported by or receiving a grant from the Government or in any public establishment, body or institution dealing with the Ayurvedic System of Medicine.
(3) A. registered.practitioner shac be entitled to-
(a) grant a certificate required under any law or rule having the force of law to be granted by any medicai practitioner or medical officer ;
(b) sign or authenticate a birth or death certificate required by any law or rule to be signed or authenticated by a duly 'quaMed medical practitioner ;
-(c) sign or authenticate a medical or physical fitness cedcate of- such description as may be prescribed ; and
(d) give evidence at ,any inquest or in any . court of law as an expert under section 45 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 on any matter relating to [the Ayurvedic ' , System of Medicine].
CHAPTER V - .- -40. The Gdvernment may at any time, by notifi- pawe- ?rtht cation apply the provisions of this Chapter, to the to G O V ~ enfo. IC . J tnt whole or any part of the State4'from- such date as may the provibe specxed in the notification : sions or thla Ch&ptor.
Provided -that the Government shall give wide publicity to the notification in such other manner aIso as they deem proper.