Indian Constitution &
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- What our courts say?
Following are some major judgements delivered by The Supreme Court and various High Courts of India
The Delhi High Court directs the Ministry of Health to amend organ transplant rules, ensuring the timely decisions of the Authorization Committee in the...
Under age son allowed to donate his liver to his father | The Appropriate Authority had the power to permit persons under the age of 18 years to donate...
Refusal to perform transplants between unrelated donors would be “plainly illegal” | This Court has reasons to believe that the apprehensions and reluctance...
The Gujarat Appropriate Committee granted a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for a live transplant operation involving a British sister and an Indian brother,...
Order by an Appropriate Committee to reject the application for live organ donation amongst unrelated persons must be a speaking order considering all...
Spouse's consent not necessary for organ donation especially when withheld for extraneous reasons: Bombay High Court
Kerala HC permits teen girl to donate portion of her liver for ailing father’s transplantation surgery.
Delhi High Court directs the appearance of hospital for not adhering to strict timelines under The Transplantation of Human Organs Act (THOA), 1994.
Differences in the financial status of donor and recipient in organ transplant cases not strong enough reason to establish a commercial element.
Loss of human life is irreparable and where legislative intent is not prohibitory, Article 21 would step in and come to the aid of justice.
Punjab & Haryana HC allows kidney swap transplant between persons who are not 'Near Relatives', says can't afford loss of life due to technicalities.
The Supreme Court directs Centre to examine the lack of uniformity in rules on cadaveric organ transplants across states.
THE TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS AND TISSUES ACT, 1994
the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues
Rules, 2014
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