CHILDREN BORN THROUGH PREGNANCY BY SUBSTITUTION NOT BE REGISTERED IN THE CIVIL REGISTER. A REVIEW OF THE STS 6 FEBRUARY 2014

Authors

  • EDUARDO CORRAL GARCÍA

Keywords:

ASSISTED REPRODUCTION, SURROGACY, REGISTRATION OF PARENTAGE, PUBLIC ORDER, INTERESTS OF THE CHILD, MATERNITY, ADOPTION

Abstract

This paper aims to discuss the Supreme Court judgment of February 6, 2014, which claims the inability to come to our country to the registration in the Registry of the birth of children born through assisted reproduction technique known as «surrogacy» or «surrogate motherhood» and the affiliation of the same in respect of whom have resorted to such a technique in a foreign country, as the agreement leading to the realization of it is zero, as established in art. 10 of Law 14/2006, of 25 May, regulating assisted human reproduction, a provision that is considered by the Supreme Court as part of the international public order, so you can not even give legal cover to the request for registration going to the interests of the child.

Published

2014-08-31

Issue

Section

ESTUDIOS JURISPRUDENCIALES: DERECHO CIVIL. FAMILIA (2013-2021)

How to Cite

CHILDREN BORN THROUGH PREGNANCY BY SUBSTITUTION NOT BE REGISTERED IN THE CIVIL REGISTER. A REVIEW OF THE STS 6 FEBRUARY 2014. (2014). Critical Review of Real Estate Law, 744, 1910 a 1923. https://revistacritica.es/rcdi/article/view/1669