Law Does Recognise Biological Dad
Referring to last Thursday's commentary by Andy Ho ('Managing legal uncertainty in sperm donation'), Assistant Professor of Law, Jack Lee observed that under the present law in Singapore, a person can be deemed the legitimate child of one man, and at the same time, another man can be...
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Referring to last Thursday's commentary by Andy Ho ('Managing legal uncertainty in sperm donation'), Assistant Professor of Law, Jack Lee observed that under the present law in Singapore, a person can be deemed the legitimate child of one man, and at the same time, another man can be recognised to be his or her biological father. |
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