humanitarian grounds.
Termination might be by vaginal route or by cesarean section.
As she has completed 25.1 weeks, there are chances of live
birth ... termination of pregnancy may be by vaginal route or by cesarean
section, as the victim Petitioner No.1 has completed 25.1 weeks.
There are chances
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bleeding from the place of cesarean section, but the Petitioner /
accused informed her that, he is busy in the meeting in the
Government ... pregnant and the present Petitioner conducted delivery by performing
cesarean section, thereafter, the Petitioner stitched the same,
however, due to excessive bleeding from the cesarean
carrying advanced pregnancy. The applicant has had three
earlier births by Cesarean section. The applicant is
exhibiting symptoms which are indicative of probable
complication ... carrying an advanced pregnancy. Three, the previous three
births were by Cesarean section. Four, the medical report
indicate that the applicant is exhibiting symptoms associated
examination
revealed no injury. She had delivered 2 children, one by cesarean
section and another vaginally. He found no evidence of external injury
on labia
with infection resulting in
chorioamnionitis, a small chance of lower segment cesarean
section for maternal indication, anesthesia risk if any surgical
intervention is required.
Since
Case No. 692 of 2014 as
under :
- for the offence punishable under Section 304 of Indian Penal Code, to
suffer simple imprisonment for 10 years ... oxygen) due
to post partum heamorrhage following lower segment Cesarean section"
and not because of the negligence of accused No.2. Learned Counsel
pregnant at the relevant time delivered a child through a
cesarean section on 17.03.2017.
3. Hence, Rule returnable early.
4. Smt. Mrunal Naik, learned
puncture to her
bladder during the child birth by cesarean Section, was an act of negligence.
In support of these contentions, he submits that this
thereby
acquitting the present respondents from charge under Section
304-A r/w 34 of the Indian Penal Code ( IPC ).
822-05-CRIAPEAL ... Rangwalla
v. State of Maharashtra (1965) 2 SCR 622 while dealing with
Section 304 of IPC, this Court borrows and quotes observations
in Emperor v. Omkar
Rule is made returnable forthwith.
3. This is an application filed under Section 482 of the
Code of Criminal Procedure challenging First Information Report ... 2018 registered with the non-applicant - Police Station,
for offence punishable under Section 304-A of the Indian Penal
Code.
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