Amarena a scris:Ar trebui sa avem in fata exact legile care reglementeaza problema asta, asa nu facem decat sa ne dam cu presupusul.Legile, din cate am inteles eu, difera de la o tara la alta, in unele tari contractele sunt ilegale.. Probabil acolo unde exista niste legi clare si unde actul medical respectiv este perfect legal, sunt prevazute toate aspectele astea, cand sau daca poate sa avorteze, ce se intampla atunci, ce drepturi si obligatii le revin fiecaruia si alte amanunte de-astea.
Apropo de asta, am gasit ceva foarte interesant in legatura cu metoda asta si implicatiile legale in Canada.
"Provincial Law
Each province maintains its own method of establishing parentage. The province in which the child is born will govern the process. Generally, the woman who gives birth is presumed to be the child’s mother.In the case of surrogacy, this presumption must be overturned in a post-birth court application."
"In the absence of a provincial statutory framework clarifying parentage, the possibility always exists that a gestational surrogate will make a claim for parental rights which may include custody or access. In order to show evidence of pre-conception intent, many intended parents enter into agreements which make the intention of all parties clear. Most clinics require that these contracts be completed before the embryo transfer. US case law has placed great emphasis on enforcement of the pre-conception intention of all parties, as evidenced by an agreement."
Na. :huggles: