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सुप्रीम कोर्ट का एक बहुत ही अहम फैसला 20 जनवरी 2022 को बेटियों के पक्ष में आया है:

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IPC section 320 for grievous hurt relating to to forensic medicine

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  This feature also contains law for medical students and doctors as forensic medicine. IPC section 320 for grievous hurt- The mere fact that the injured remained in hospital for 20 days would not be enough to conclude that he was unable to follow his ordinary pursuits during that. Continuance of severe body pain for 20 days or disability to follow one's avocation for 20 days constitutes grievous hurt. Criteria   * Emasculation *Permanent privation of the sight of either eye . *Permanent privation of hearing of either ear . *Privation of any joint or permanent impairment of the power of any member of  joint. *Permanent disfiguration of head or face . *Fracture or dislocation of bone or tooth . NOTE:- * Any hurt which endangers life or with causes the the sufferer to be admitted during the span of 20 days in severe body pain or unable to follow his ordinary pursuits.

IPC section 315 and 316 discusses the offence of foeticide and infanticide relating to forensic medicine

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  This feature also contains law for medical students and doctors as forensic medicine. IPC section 315 and 316 discusses the offence of foeticide and infanticide If a person commits an act with the intention of preventing the child from being born alive or an act that it results in the death of the child after birth that person is committing foeticide/ infanticide as long as they do not do it in the interest of the Mother's health or life. Section 317 states that  it is a crime against children if their mother or father expose or leave a child in a place with the intention of abandonment . Section 82 and 83 of the IPC States a child who commits a crime and is below the age of seven is not considered to have committed a crime. Section 299 culpable homicide .

Dowry death: *Bodily injury relating to forensic medicine

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This feature also contains law for medical students and doctors as forensic medicine. Dowry death: *Bodily injury caused by husband or relative which lead to death comes under dowry death and punished under IPC 304 B. *IPC section 304 B States whenever any death of a woman is caused by any burns or bodily injury or occurs otherwise done under normal circumstances within seven years of her marriage and it is shown that soon before her death she was subjected to cruelty or harassment by her husband or any relative of her husband  or in connection with,any demand for body such death shall be called "dowry death" and search husband or relative shall be deemed to have caused her death. *Whoever commits dowry death shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than seven years and it may extend to life time imprisonment. Cruel behaviour towards wife by husband or his relatives punished by IPC 498 A. IPC Section 498 a states that whoever being hu...

Magistrate, Court of trial relating to forensic medicine

    This feature also contains law for medical students and doctors as forensic medicine.   Usually conducted by  DM, SDM or Executive Magistrate i.e.Collector, Deputy Collector,(Tahsildar) Magistrate inquest are usually done in following circumstances: Dowry deaths: i.e. unnatural death within 7 years of marriage Death in prison  Death in police custody or interrogation or during police firing Death in any psychiatric hospital Exhumation i.e. digging out of any already beauty body also done upon order of magistrate. *Whether it is caused by knife: *During a court trial questions are put to the witness by the public prosecutor or the defence lawyer. *A leading question is one the answer of which is desired in only yes or no examples of leading question............... *Whether you were present at the crime site? *Did you see this person at crime site? *Is this the knife used at crime site? *Whether the accused was holding knife or gun? *The other options like how...

Magistrate inquest: Court of trial relating to forensic medicine