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 1 I  |     and patient, the personal right of the patient to the life
 2 II |    the moral licitness of the right a patient has to dispose
 3 II |    down by nature. He has the right of use, limited by natural
 4 II |    totality, by virtue of his right to use the services of his
 5 II |     The patient, then, has no right to involve his physical
 6 II |   Moreover, in exercising his right to dispose of himself, his
 7 II |       what point the personal right of the patient to dispose
 8 III| justification of the doctor's right to try new approaches, new
 9 III|    experiments transgress the right of the individual to dispose
10 III|    limit or even suppress the right of the individual over his
11 III|      direct authority and the right to make demands upon the
12 III|    cannot, however, pass on a right that it does not possess,
13 III|   dispose of the individual's right to life. In this case it
14 III|       disposed himself of his right to live. ~