The longing to have a child carrying your own eyes and smile is now extinguished with the fast developing science and reproductive techniques. It is now an easy remedy for someone else to carry your cherished treasure, allowing you to achieve the joy of motherhood. The issue turned even easier and cost effective with the Intended Parents world over turning to India finding their way to motherhood. The only hindrance you are facing now are the legal tangles which stand in the way of holding your child.
“Indian Surrogacy Law Centre” is India’s First Surrogacy Law Firm specializing entirely on law relating to human reproductive sciences, helping childless couples world over to navigate through the dark emotional passages of surrogacy, egg donation and embryo donation. With us by your side, the legal issues stay out of your mind, making it a simple happy journey to hold the hands of your child.
The Law in India with regard to Surrogacy or Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART) is at a very premature stage and there are no special laws controlling it. The only regulatory measure is the “National Guidelines for Accreditation, Supervision and Regulation of ART Clinics in India” released in the year 2005. The inexistence of specific laws with regard to surrogacy is both a ‘boon’ and a ‘bane’.
The obvious advantage of absence of specific law with regard to surrogacy is that the parties are able to have the baby with less effort and fear of law. The worst disadvantage is that the parties to the surrogacy contract are made pawns in the hands of changing emotions and situations.
We take care of the legal aspects of all pre-surrogacy procedures and post delivery procedures. The pre-surrogacy procedures include assessing the risks and needs, counselling to the Intended Parents and the surrogates; and reviewing or drafting of the surrogacy contracts. The post delivery procedure includes framing country specific strategy on how to take your new born surrogate baby abroad with the appropriate legal travel documents. We also advise you on how to get an order from the Indian Courts helping you to take your child with you to your homeland.
#1 by Kumar on June 21, 2010 - 12:00 PM
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ART bill 2010 is designed to fail
1)Establishment of ART banks Till now there are no such institutions it will be new one siphoning off money from the market either the fee of surrogates decreases or the treatment becomes costlier to the clients either way it is not helpful.
2)Appointment of local care taker to the surrogates This needs money which has been taken from the fee of surrogates at the same time if the foreigners fail to act according to the contract there will not be any way to enforce the regulations on them govt. can only hamper the care taker clients are safe from the hands of law.
3)surrogates matched by the ART centers there is every chance of doctors refusing to work with them or the clients rejecting them on the basis of appearance behavior etc. To select a workable surrogate clients might have to bribe the officials. Leads to large scale corruption.
4)Allowing single persons to have children Violates the basic right of the child to have mother and father. This clause can be easily misused by gays.
5)The proposed income from this activity will be around 2.3 billion $ by 2012 is the estimate. The Amount will be Around 130 billion rupees that means 130 hundred cores that means 13000 cores I don’t know weather it is surrogacy output or total ART market if it is just surrogacy treatment it is just disgusting to make that much of money there have to around 70000 surrogacy births in India per year over a period of 10 years 700000 surrogacy births enormous work for clinics lawyers and courts at the expense poor Indian women
6) If it is not so what is point in giving an industrial standard for it . Over a period of 30 years if we take the population remains same one in every 50 women will be a surrogate then there wont be any social stigma really there will be a lot of employment.