Diritto successorio e procreazione assistita

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  • Marco Rizzuti

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-99

Parole chiave:

Posthumous assisted reproduction, Inheritance, Will, Public policy, Human embryo

Abstract

Biotechnologies have reshaped Family Law and now they are consequently challenging traditional Inheritance Law principles. The paper analyses the legal as-pects of Posthumous Embryo Transfer, recently authorized by Italian judges, and of Post-Mortem Fertilisation, still prohibited in the most part of Europe, because of its contrast with Public Policy, but allowed in other Western Countries. It also raises the question of the new role of Private Wills in this particular context.

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2015-10-31

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Rizzuti M. Diritto successorio e procreazione assistita. BioLaw [Internet]. 31 ottobre 2015 [citato 20 aprile 2024];(3):29-48. Available at: https://teseo.unitn.it/biolaw/article/view/881

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