Question

Should parents who used a surrogate to give birth to their child ever be allowed to decide that they don’t want the child? If so, under what circumstances? If not, why not?

Answer 1

Surrogacy laws wary from one country to another country.In some countries surrogacy is illegal and this process is not authorised.And in some countries the surrogate have more rights to the child.And in some countries the surrogate does not have any rights towards the child and only acts as a incubator and commissioning parents have more rights.

In India it is law and mandatory to take responsibility of the child by the intended parents.And if the intended parent refuses to take the child the refusal can be challenged in court by the use of surrogacy contract made by them.Even if the child is disabled the parents should take responsibility and refusal to do will warrant as a offence.

But in some countries if the commissioning parents change their mind then the surrogate mother will.be left holding the baby.

The laws about surrogacy varies from country to country and the rights also be different from each country.