COMMENTS ON THE OFFENCE OF KILLING OR INJURING A NEWBORN CHILD BY A MOTHER
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https://doi.org/10.18662/jls/16.1-2/82Keywords:
birth mother, surrogate mother, criminal liabilityAbstract
The paper examines the problem of in vitro fertilization of the female egg and the male sperm, after which the resulting substance is inseminated into the body of the wife or of a mother engaged for this purpose, and also raises theoretical and practical problems, especially when the couple has not otherwise succeeded in giving birth to a child.
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