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- ; » < - ■ - : v ! 5 - ' i ' i H ' ' CoM rf *>' THE MADHYA PRADESH ANATOMY RULES, 1966 Notification No. 5580-1593-XVII-Med. IV, dated 24th December, 1966.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 10 of the Madhya PradesbAnatomy Act, ‘ 1954 (No. 15 of 1954), the State Government hereby makes th* following rules, namely:—
1. These rules may be called The Madhya Pradesh Anatomy Rules, 1966.
2. In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,—
(a) “Act” means the Madhya Pradesh Anatomy Act, 1954.
(b) “Unclaimed deaa body” means the body of a deceased person which is not claimed by any of his near relatives or by any person of his caste, creed and religion within 72 hours of his death.
3. (I) Every officer and servant of the Police, Medical and Public Health Department, every officer and servant in the Service of a local authority and every village officer and servant who comes to know of the death of any person in the service of a local authorlv and every village officer and servant in any public place in any area in which he has no permanent place of residence shall report the fact to the officerin-charge of the nearest Police Station with the least practicable delay.
(2) On receipt of the report under subrrule (1) the officer-in-charge of the Police Station shall immediately make arrangement for the removal of the dead body to the hospital for preservation from decay and also report the fact to the authorised officer.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (2), it shall be the duty of the Patel or Sarpanch of the village in or near which the dead body may be found to arrange for the removal of the dead body to the nearest hospital for preservation from decay and also to report the fact to the officer-in-charge of the nearest Police Station.
(4) The bills for the cost of removal of the dead body to the hospital shall be sent to the officer-in-charge of the hospital concerned which shall be paid by him. The said officer shall also inform the authorised officer of the dead’ body having been brought to the hospital in his charge and of its preservation.
4. (1) Where a person dies in a hospital or in a person the officcr-in*charge of such hospital or prison shall immediately report the fact to the nearest relative mentioned in the records of the patient or prisoner. If the said relative does not claim the body within 72 hours, the dead boey shall be disposed off in the_manner laid down in Section 5 ot the Act.
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(2) lending receipt o f the claim, if any, in pursuance of sub-rule (1) the dead [y shall be removed to the hospital or the teaching medical institution, as the case be, for preservation from decay.
(3) If^such body is not claimed within the period specified in sub-rule ( l) the authorised officer shall proceed to dispose of the body in the manner laid down in Section 5 of the Act. . •
(4) If any of the approved institutions docs not require the dead f ody for the anoatomicJ examination and dissection, the authorised officer concerned shall deliver it to the rightful claimant or if no such claim is forthcoming, dispose of the dead body by cremation or burial, as the case may be.
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5. JThe person intending to dedicate his dead body for the purpose of anatomical j exami nation ~and dutscction shall inform of his:intention in writingto theAuthorised officer ot the district concerned. The authorised officer shall maintain a record ot^ail such dedications in the form appended to these rules. . i
6. (1) Any matter under Section 3 o f the Act relating to any doubt or dispute in respect of a dead body shall be .warred to the officer appointed thereunder, by an \ application in writing and shall be delivered personally to the said officer. ■
(2) On receipt of the application under sub-rule (1) the officer appointed under \ Section 3 ^f the Act shall immediately fix a date for hearing within two days o f the j receipt of such reference and inform the parties accordingly.
(3) After hearing the parties concerned, the officer appointed by the State .
Government under Section 3 of the Act may make such further enquiry as he may. i think proper and fit to dispose of the case and shall give his decision on the date of j hearing and his decision shall be final and conclusive. ;
7. The authorised officer shall make arrangement for the preservation of unclaimed . J dead hodies in ir r mouituarv coHer so as to preserve it from decay until —
(a) a decision has bem taken under Section 3 of the Act; or
(b) it is handed over to his relative, friend or servant; or
(c) it is handed over to a medical institution for anatomical examination [ or dessection. ■ ■ I 8 / Nothing contained in these rules shall apply to cases where death has taken, place under supicious circumstances and the body is requited for medico-legal examination. In such case, if die Police have not taken possession of it themselves, the body shall be handed over to the Police. - i f IP>}•.
w -.I'l t \l f \ v ̂ * * e Provided that anything done or any action taken under any of-jhe rules so j repealed shall, unless such thing or action inconsistent with any of the provisions of o these rules, be deemed to have been done or taken under the corresponding provisions of thcserules.
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