Question 54 · LDEK · Professional liability
A dentist was deprived of the right to medical practice by a legally binding ruling of the Supreme Medical Court. However, he does not agree with this judgment and decides to appeal from the ruling. He should appeal to:
- A. governing body of the Supreme Medical Committee.
- B. Supreme Court.
- C. minister responsible for health.
- D. Supreme Administrative Court.
- E. District Labor Court in Warsaw.
Hint
The remedy against a final ruling of the Supreme Medical Court is the same as against other final medical-court rulings.
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