The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American Law

The civil responsibility of the doctor in Iranian and American law is based on the theory of fault. With the difference that according to Article 495 of the Islamic Civil Code, the fault of the doctor is assumed and he must prove his innocence. According to the Good Samaritan Laws, to remove the civ...

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Main Authors: Fatemeh Alizadeh, Ardavan Arzhang, Rasoul Rafiee
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Language:English
Published: Shahr-e- Danesh Research And Study Institute of Law 2024-06-01
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Online Access:https://jlr.sdil.ac.ir/article_156020_288d727c5ac0dafaf9f175e2126a6775.pdf
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description The civil responsibility of the doctor in Iranian and American law is based on the theory of fault. With the difference that according to Article 495 of the Islamic Civil Code, the fault of the doctor is assumed and he must prove his innocence. According to the Good Samaritan Laws, to remove the civil and criminal liability from the doctor, the mere act of good faith is sufficient, provided that he has not committed a gross fault, even if there are emergency conditions in the hospital environment or outside of that environment. According to Iran's laws - based on Article 509 of the Islamic Civil Code - including the implementation of the rule of beneficence towards the doctor and the loss of the guarantee from him, in addition to having good intentions, this means that he should not commit fault and aggression in practice. The mere act of good faith only causes his criminal liability (and not civil liability) to be removed. The prohibition of beneficence in citing harm to the benevolent doctor and the conventional proportionality between benevolent action and avoided harm are among the elements of benevolence.
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spelling doaj-art-f14873e19d5f4c22ac8e08f16fe585e82025-01-12T12:21:59ZengShahr-e- Danesh Research And Study Institute of Lawپژوهشهای حقوقی1682-92202717-00202024-06-01235750553210.48300/jlr.2022.353233.2130156020The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American LawFatemeh Alizadeh0Ardavan Arzhang1Rasoul Rafiee2Assistant Professor, Department of Jurisprudence and Law, Faculty of Humanities, Yasouj University, Yasouj, Iran.Associate Professor, Department of Jurisprudence and Law, Faculty of Theology, Yasouj University, Yasouj, Iran.Ph.D. Student in Private Law, Faculty of Theology, Meybod University, Meybod, Iran.The civil responsibility of the doctor in Iranian and American law is based on the theory of fault. With the difference that according to Article 495 of the Islamic Civil Code, the fault of the doctor is assumed and he must prove his innocence. According to the Good Samaritan Laws, to remove the civil and criminal liability from the doctor, the mere act of good faith is sufficient, provided that he has not committed a gross fault, even if there are emergency conditions in the hospital environment or outside of that environment. According to Iran's laws - based on Article 509 of the Islamic Civil Code - including the implementation of the rule of beneficence towards the doctor and the loss of the guarantee from him, in addition to having good intentions, this means that he should not commit fault and aggression in practice. The mere act of good faith only causes his criminal liability (and not civil liability) to be removed. The prohibition of beneficence in citing harm to the benevolent doctor and the conventional proportionality between benevolent action and avoided harm are among the elements of benevolence.https://jlr.sdil.ac.ir/article_156020_288d727c5ac0dafaf9f175e2126a6775.pdfehsan rulegood samaritan lawsmedical faultiranamerica (usa)
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پژوهشهای حقوقی
ehsan rule
good samaritan laws
medical fault
iran
america (usa)
title The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American Law
title_full The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American Law
title_fullStr The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American Law
title_full_unstemmed The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American Law
title_short The Effect of the Rule of Benevolence on the Doctor's Responsibility; Comparative Case Study: Iranian and American Law
title_sort effect of the rule of benevolence on the doctor s responsibility comparative case study iranian and american law
topic ehsan rule
good samaritan laws
medical fault
iran
america (usa)
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