Teisės į kūno neliečiamumą ir vientisumą gynimas pagal Lietuvos Respublikos civilinį kodeksą

• Main Author: Kemežytė, Gintarė
• Other Authors: Pakalniškis, Vytautas
• Format: Dissertation
• Language: Lithuanian
• Published: Lithuanian Academic Libraries Network (LABT) 2007
• Subjects: Law; Integrity; Inspectorate; Legal responsibility; Inviolability; Sutikimas; Teisė į informaciją; Kūno vientisumas; Kūno neliečiamumas
• Online Access: http://vddb.library.lt/fedora/get/LT-eLABa-0001:E.02~2006~D_20070124_185107-77960/DS.005.0.02.ETD

The body of a person, assumption of bodily inviolability is the inherent matter acknowledged all over the world. Therefore each person has an inherent right to decide on any actions related to its body.By giving consent a person exercised his right to decided on any effect on his body. The problems caused by the inappropriate way of giving consent show the gaps of the legal acts, the problems of their implementation, possibilities of their improvement, etc.The cases when the person's right to inviolability and integrity of the person is violated presuppose the discussion on the issue of legal responsibility. In order to exercise one’s right to protection of the infringed right, it is necessary to know the institution where one should apply. It is necessary to emphasize that not only the court may guarantee the appropriate protection of the right. The main pre-trial institutions, which examine the complaints concerning the damage caused by the infringement of right to inviolability and integrity of the person, are the Commission and the Inspectorate.Thus, the protection of the right to inviolability and integrity of the person is not only the application to any institution for indemnification. This is a certain process, which starts from the meaning of the concept of this right. The content of this right sets the limits, which may not be outreached by the other person.