Section 26 of BNS : Section 26: Act not intended to cause death, done by consent in good faith for person's benefit.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Dr. Mehta, a renowned cardiologist, informs his patient, Mr. Sharma, that a complex heart surgery is necessary to save his life. Dr. Mehta explains that while the surgery is risky and could potentially result in death, it is performed with the intention of saving Mr. Sharma's life and improving his health. Mr. Sharma, understanding the risks, consents to the surgery. Dr. Mehta performs the surgery in good faith for Mr. Sharma's benefit. Even if the s...
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