Affiliation:
1. Ivan Franko National University of Lviv
Abstract
The quality of life of the population significantly depends on the level of development of medicine, including such a field as transplantology. The need for donor bodies is growing every year, which requires the development of an effective mechanism for regulating legal relations with them. The relevance of the study is due to the existence of a number of unresolved issues: uncertainty of legal relations in this area, gaps in the use of transplantation of human organs and tissues and unexplored relationship of human organ and tissue transplantation with civil law institutions. The main purpose of this article is to determine the legal status of human organs and tissues in the field of transplantation as objects of civil law. The main approach to the study was a set of methods of legal analysis, as well as comparative analysis. The basic principles of the constitutional and legal essence of donation and its civil law principles were determined. The effectiveness of legislative regulation of the issues under study in the domestic legal field, as well as in comparison with the norms of foreign countries and international law was assessed. It was established that the international legislation, the legislation of the CIS countries and developed countries generally recognise organs and tissues as objects of sui generis, limited in circulation, establishing a criminal ban on commercial donation. It is proposed to recognise them as special objects of civil law of property nature within the framework of the civil law approach to the legal essence of donor organs and tissues. The author classification of donor organs according to the criterion of their availability was developed. The main problematic issues regarding the determination of ownership rights to donor organs were analysed. The main elements of the mechanism of realisation of the subjective right to donation as forms of realisation of the constitutional and civil right of a person to life, and also forms of realisation of the legal status of the subject of the right to donation were defined. It is proposed to include in the Constitution of Ukraine a separate article on the settlement of the issue of analysis. The practical significance of the obtained results is that the information presented in the study can be applied in legislative and judicial practice, in teaching, the proposed measures can be used as a basis for reforming and improving the domestic donation system
Publisher
National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine
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