In the case of Jacob Vadakkanchery vs. Union Of India And Anr., the Delhi High Court made a significant ruling by dismissing a public interest litigation (PIL) aimed at compelling medical practitioners nationwide to disclose all potential risks and side effects of prescribed drugs or pharmaceutical products to patients alongside their prescriptions. The division bench, comprising Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Manmeet PS Arora, rejected the plea put forth by Jacob Vadakkanchery.
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