A Sydney GP who fought the Salvation Army in court to claim $24 million from a lonely patient’s estate can continue practicing medicine despite a...
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Maroc - SMH.COM.AU - National - 24/Jun 04:48
Doctor inherits $24 million of terminally ill patient's estate
A Sydney GP who fought the Salvation Army in court to claim $24 million from a lonely patient’s estate can continue practicing medicine despite a tribunal finding him guilty of professional misconduct and reprimanding him for his “suspicious” behaviour.
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