Da Zhang's father had just passed away, and the old man had said that he wanted to donate his organs, but he did not write down written materials. Can the family make such a decision for the father?
——Litigation lawyer Zhang Ying: A written decision by the family is required before the donation can be decided.
Paragraph 3 of Article 106 of the Civil Code Where a natural person has not expressed disagreement with the donation before his or her death, after the death of the natural person, his spouse, adult children, and parents may jointly decide to donate, and the decision to donate shall be in writing.
While helping others, human organ donation is also a continuation of life on another level. Each of us can be an organ donor or a beneficiary. According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Code on human organ donation, after the death of the elderly, his spouse, adult children, and parents can jointly decide in writing to donate to meet the wishes of the elderly.
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