The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 171
... death . It is , ironically , the success of modern medical devices in forestalling death that has introduced perplexity about an adequate definition of death . The process of biological death requires a more accurate criterion than has ...
... death . It is , ironically , the success of modern medical devices in forestalling death that has introduced perplexity about an adequate definition of death . The process of biological death requires a more accurate criterion than has ...
Page 173
... death , his next of kin are not bound to honour his wishes . If a person dies suddenly the transplant doctor must find his next of kin , and while they are in a state of grief and shock obtain approval to remove organs . It has been ...
... death , his next of kin are not bound to honour his wishes . If a person dies suddenly the transplant doctor must find his next of kin , and while they are in a state of grief and shock obtain approval to remove organs . It has been ...
Page 515
... death of the person concerned . . . has been certified by two registered medical practitioners " . But the Bill does not define death . Indeed , as Messrs Hillman and Aldridge state in their joint article " Towards a Legal Definition of ...
... death of the person concerned . . . has been certified by two registered medical practitioners " . But the Bill does not define death . Indeed , as Messrs Hillman and Aldridge state in their joint article " Towards a Legal Definition of ...
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