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A man suffering from end-stage renal disease has no claims against the organization that "misdirected" a kidney donated to him by his dying friend, a New York federal court has ruled. In an issue of first impression, the judge held that a specified donee of an anatomical gift may not sustain a claim for conversion, basing her decision primarily on the public policy of discouraging the treatment of organs as property. Directed donations are common for organs and, since the advent of AIDS, blood.
March 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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