<h1>Three heart transplants completed within 12 hours via coordinated organ allocation, donor consent, and green-corridor logistics</h1> A Bengaluru tertiary hospital reported three successful heart transplants performed within 12 hours using organs procured from three other hospitals, coordinated via an organ-and-tissue transplant authority and green-corridor logistics. Legally salient points include documented donor-family consent, inter-hospital organ allocation and transportation consistent with statutory transplant frameworks, multidisciplinary team coordination reducing clinical negligence risks, and reliance on public-authority facilitation for timely allocation. Potential legal considerations include compliance with transplant regulations, chain-of-custody and cold-ischaemia documentation, post-operative outcome monitoring, and transparency to mitigate liability or regulatory inquiry; no disputes or noncompliance were reported.