[Solved] A VADHYA not qualified as medical practitioner perform a major operation with the consent of that person :

Q.	A VADHYA not qualified as medical practitioner perform a major operation with the consent of that person :
A.	He is not entitled as such vadhya can hardly be said to act in good faith.
B.	He is entitled to get benefit because he knows that it is likely to cause his death.
C.	He is not entitled to the benefit because he knows that it is likely to cause his death.
D.	None of the above.
Answer» A. He is not entitled as such vadhya can hardly be said to act in good faith.

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