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Kerala High Court permitted medical termination of a 26-week pregnancy due to fetal abnormalities, citing Supreme Court precedent that upholds a woman's autonomy over her bodily integrity. The ruling reinforces reproductive rights even at advanced gestational stages when medical boards confirm severe fetal anomalies.
Kerala High Court allows medical termination of pregnancy at 29 weeks due to severe fetal abnormalities, reinforcing the right to reproductive choice under Article 21. The ruling directs hospitals to comply with the Medical Board's recommendations, setting a precedent for similar cases involving fetal health risks.
Kerala High Court permits termination of 27-week pregnancy with Trisomy 21, affirming that substantial fetal abnormalities override gestational limits under MTP Act.
Kerala High Court clarifies that medical termination of pregnancy beyond 24 weeks requires iatrogenic fetal demise as per MTP Act guidelines, modifying lower court's live-birth condition.
Kerala High Court permits termination of 32-week pregnancy due to severe fetal microcephaly and neurological abnormalities, affirming reproductive autonomy under Section 3(2-B) of the MTP Act.