(1) Any person aggrieved by the decision of Appeal to the the Registrar regarding registration of any person or Coup~il,from the . . . decision of the any entry m the Register may appeal to the Council. Registrar and other powers of
(2) S h I h 11 b . the Council. uc appea s a e filed with, and shall be heard and decided by, the Council in the manner prescribed.
(3) The Council may, on its own motion or on the application of any person, after due and proper enqui ry and after giving an opportunity to the person con cerned of being heard, cancel or alter any entry in the Register if, in the opinion of the Council, such entry was fraudulently or incorrectly made.
18. Notwithstanding anything in any law for the (?~alified pri;ctime being in force _ tit10ners certifi- ' · cate.
(a) the expression 'leg?lly qualified medical practitioner', or 'duly qualifiea medical practitioner, or any word importing a per son recognised by law as a medical practi tioner or member of medical profession shall in all Acts or other provisions having the force of law in Punjab and relating to matters in List II or List III of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution of India, in cludes a practitioner registered in part A of the Register ;
(b) a certificate required by any Act to be issued by any medical practitioner or medical officer shall be valid if such certificate has been signed and issued by a practitioner registered in Part A of the Register;
Provided that a certificate of illness may also be signed and issued by any practitione-r registered in Part B of the Register;
( c) a practitioner registered in Part A of the Register shall be eligible to hold any ap pointment as a medical officer in any Homoeopathic Dispensary or Hospital sup ported by or receiving a grant from the 712 PUNJAB HOMOEOPATHIC [1965 : Pb. Act 16 PRACTITIONERS State Government land treating patients according to the homoeopathic system or in any public establishment, body or institu tion dealing with such System.
Notice of death. 19. Every Registrar of Deaths on receiving notice Inspection of Institutions.
Qualifying exa minations.
of the death of a registered practitioner shall forth- • with transmit by post to the Registrar a certificate under his own hand of such death with the particulars of time and place of death and may charge the cost of such certificate and transmission as an expense of his office.