Southall wins right to have his arguments heard for appealing against GMC decision to strike him off

BMJ 2009; 339 doi: 10.1136/bmj.b4343 (Published 21 October 2009)
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  1. Clare Dyer
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    The child protection paediatrician David Southall has won an important Appeal Court ruling in his battle to overturn a decision by the UK General Medical Council striking him off the medical register.

    Two judges ruled that his application for permission to appeal against a High Court judgment upholding the decision should be heard by a full three judge Court of Appeal, including a judge with a background in the High Court’s family division, which will also hear arguments from the GMC against granting him the go ahead to appeal.

    Lord Justice Mummery said that the court was taking the unusual step of hearing the other side on the matter …

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