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Kerala HC Acquits Woman Convicted Of Killing Infant, Cites Mental Healthcare Act

HC also disagreed with the Sessions Judge's reasoning that Section 309 IPC was not attracted because the injuries on the wrists and elbows were not severe enough to cause death.

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Kerala HC Acquits Woman Convicted Of Killing Infant, Cites Mental Healthcare Act
HC also disagreed with the Sessions Judge's reasoning that Section 309 IPC was not attracted because the injuries on the wrists and elbows were not severe enough to cause death.
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