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INTRODUCTION
If a person has a child by artificial insemination he or she is legally the child's parent and cannot be deprived of this legal status by not legally adopting the child or by adoption.
A husband can be the legal father of a child conceived through artificial insemination, if the husband consents to the procedure and continues to be the husband of the mother at the time of the child's birth, even if the procedure is not carried out until after the child's birth.
A man can be the legal father of a child conceived through artificial insemination if he has had at least one sexual encounter with the mother of the child, and if the child's mother has given her consent to the procedure.
CASES AND FACTUAL BACKGROUND
In the English courts, the defendant husband contended that he was not the biological father of the child in question, since he had not had sexual intercourse with the mother, nor had he consented to the artificial insemination, but the court rejected his position on the ground that under English law it did not matter whether the defendant knew that he was the child's father, since he was legally responsible for the child's welfare.
CASES AND FACTUAL BACKGROUND
In England, the defendant husband contended that he was not the biological father of the child in question, since he had not had sexual intercourse with the mother, nor had he consented to the artificial insemination, but the court rejected his position on the ground that under English law it did not matter whether the defendant knew that he was the child's father, since he was legally responsible for the child's welfare.
In England, the defendant husband contended that he was not the biological father of the child in question, since he had not had sexual intercourse with the mother, nor had he consented to the artificial insemination, but the court rejected his position on the ground that under English law it did not matter whether the defendant knew that he was the child's father, since he was legally responsible for the child's welfare.
In England, the defendant husband contended that he was not the biological father of the child in question, since he had not had sexual intercourse with the mother, nor had he consented to the artificial insemination, but the court rejected his position on the ground that under English law it did not matter whether the defendant knew that he was the child's father, since he was legally responsible for
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