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Section 47: Transfer of children suffering from leprosy or tuberculosis or of unsound mind

The Kerala Children Act, 1972State Act of Kerala · Act 3 of 1973

(1) Where it appears to the Government that any child kept in a children's home or special school in pursuance of this Act is suffering from leprosy or tuberculosis or is of unsound mind, the Government may order his removal to a leper asylum or T. B. Sanatorium or Mental hospital or other place of safe custody for being kept there for the remainder of the term for which he has to be kept in custody under the orders of the competent authority or for such further period as may be certified by a medical officer to be necessary for the proper treatment of the child.

(2) Where it appears to the Government that the child is cured of leprosy or tuberculosis or of unsoundness of mind, the Government may, if the child is still liable to be kept in custody, order the person having charge of the child to send him to the special school or children's home from which he was removed, or, if the child is no longer liable to be kept in custody, order him to be discharged.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Kerala Children Act, 1972
Section47
Marginal noteTransfer of children suffering from leprosy or tuberculosis or of unsound mind
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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