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The Transplantation of Human Organ Rules 1995 FORM 9

Definitions

Duties of the Medical Practitioner

Authorisation committee

Preservation of organs

Composition of Authorisation Committees

Registration of hospital

Conditions for grant of certificate of registration

FORM 1(A)

FORM 1(B)

FORM 1(C)

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FORM 9

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FORM 9

[Refer rule 4(3) (a) (b)]




I, Shri/Smt. …………………………s / o. w / o, Shri …………………… resident of ……… hereby authorize removal of the organ / organs, namely, ……………………... for therapeutic purpose from the dead body of my son / daughter Shri / Km. ………………………...aged …………………… Whose brain-stem death has been duly certified in accordance with the law.




Signature ……………………….

Name ………………………….




Place ……………………

Date …………………….








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Member Comments ( 1 )
WHAT IS THE STATUS OF RECENT AMENDMENTS IN the TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGAN ACT?
WHETHER THERE IS ANY CHANGE OR NOT?
(Posted by Mukesh Yadav, India Date : 3/23/2009 )



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