1
The sick are entitled to care, prayer, truthful counsel, and protection of their property from opportunistic seizure.
2
Serious illness does not automatically eliminate legal capacity. Capacity concerns the person's actual understanding and ability to intend.
3
When a sick person makes a gift, confession, settlement, or will, witnesses should be attentive to coercion and undue influence.
4
Those entrusted with medicine, food, or money for the sick must account for what they receive.
5
The dying shall not be abandoned merely because they cannot pay.