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International Surrogacy Arrangements: An urgent need for Legal Regulation at the International Level
Development summary
Katarina Trimmings and Paul Beaumont’s article, published in the Journal of Private International Law, addresses international surrogacy arrangements and the need for legal regulation at the international level. It focuses on the conflict-of-laws questions arising in cross-border surrogacy, together with the recognition across states of parentage and the child’s legal status.
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Issue
The applicable law to cross-border surrogacy arrangements and the recognition between states of parentage and the child’s legal status.
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“International Surrogacy Arrangements: An urgent need for Legal Regulation at the International Level”
Journal of Private International Law · 2011
DOI 10.5235/jpil.v7n3.627
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