Donor Consent
/ˈdoʊnər kənˈsɛnt/
Definitions
- (n.) The voluntary agreement given by an individual to allow the use or donation of their biological material, property, or rights under specified terms.
The hospital required donor consent before proceeding with the organ transplant.
- (n.) Legal authorization provided by a donor for the use or transfer of their property or assets, often in wills, trusts, or gifts.
The donor consent was documented to clarify the transfer of assets to the beneficiary.
Forms
- donor consent
- donor consents
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Commentary
Donor consent is crucial in both medical and property law contexts; clarity in the scope and specificity of consent can prevent disputes.
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