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Delhi Court Orders Hospital To Release Dead Man's Sperm To Parents For Surrogacy
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to release the frozen sperm of a dead man to his parents for the reproduction of a child.
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Nobody Wants India To Become "Industry Of Renting Womb": Delhi High Court On Surrogacy
The Delhi High Court Friday said the law regulating the procedure of surrogacy is intended to curb the exploitation of surrogates and no one wants India to become an "industry of renting a womb".
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Surrogacy 'Industry' Should Not Be Encouraged In India: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today observed "surrogacy industry" should not be encouraged in India, where if left unchecked, it may grow into a billion dollar business.
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Excluding Infertile Couples From Surrogacy Violates Rights: Delhi High Court
The exclusion of "infertile couples" from the benefit of surrogacy prima facie violates their basic right to parenthood as it denies them access to legally and medically regulated procedures and services, the Delhi High Court said.
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Why Single, Unmarried Women Left Out Of Surrogacy Law? Delhi High Court Asks Centre
The Delhi High Court asked the Centre on Monday to explain the exclusion of single and unmarried women from availing the benefits of the surrogacy procedure under the law.
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Man, Fighting Divorce, Wanted Child Through Surrogacy. What Court Said
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a man's plea seeking a no objection certificate from his estranged wife for having a child through surrogacy.
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High Court Seeks Centre's Stand On Petition Against Appointment In Surrogacy Board
The Delhi High Court today sought the stand of the Centre on a public interest litigation against an appointment to the post of "embryologist" in the National Assisted Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Board.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre's Response On Surrogacy Act Provisions
The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre on a petition challenging provisions of the Surrogacy Act and the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Act.
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Delhi Court Orders Hospital To Release Dead Man's Sperm To Parents For Surrogacy
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to release the frozen sperm of a dead man to his parents for the reproduction of a child.
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Nobody Wants India To Become "Industry Of Renting Womb": Delhi High Court On Surrogacy
The Delhi High Court Friday said the law regulating the procedure of surrogacy is intended to curb the exploitation of surrogates and no one wants India to become an "industry of renting a womb".
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Surrogacy 'Industry' Should Not Be Encouraged In India: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today observed "surrogacy industry" should not be encouraged in India, where if left unchecked, it may grow into a billion dollar business.
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Excluding Infertile Couples From Surrogacy Violates Rights: Delhi High Court
The exclusion of "infertile couples" from the benefit of surrogacy prima facie violates their basic right to parenthood as it denies them access to legally and medically regulated procedures and services, the Delhi High Court said.
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Why Single, Unmarried Women Left Out Of Surrogacy Law? Delhi High Court Asks Centre
The Delhi High Court asked the Centre on Monday to explain the exclusion of single and unmarried women from availing the benefits of the surrogacy procedure under the law.
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Man, Fighting Divorce, Wanted Child Through Surrogacy. What Court Said
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a man's plea seeking a no objection certificate from his estranged wife for having a child through surrogacy.
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High Court Seeks Centre's Stand On Petition Against Appointment In Surrogacy Board
The Delhi High Court today sought the stand of the Centre on a public interest litigation against an appointment to the post of "embryologist" in the National Assisted Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Board.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre's Response On Surrogacy Act Provisions
The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre on a petition challenging provisions of the Surrogacy Act and the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Act.
