英文摘要 |
The 56th clause of Tort Liability Law of the People’s Republic of China (TLLPRC), which describes the right of curing, is connected with the case of Li Liyun that happened two years ago. This clause reasonably butt contacted the existing relative rules including Implementation of the Administrative Regulations on Medical Institution and highlighted the right of curing to the level of law. Meanwhile, it butt contacts the 55th clause of TLLPRC and forms the model of Principle-Exception. The 56th is paternalistic but the paternalistic color faded compared to the draft, which is the result of balancing the abilities of the hospitals and the patients. |