Briton complains of sperm dead husband

Briton defended in court the right to use her dead husband's sperm to conceive a child. This is the first study of its kind in the UK. Husband 42-year-old woman, whose name at the request of the Court is not called, died while a simple operation. His wife has already had a child, an urgent judicial inquiry sold withdraw his sperm. The request was granted, and now get seeds stored at the clinic. However, UK law sperm donation allowed only with written consent of the donor, and the woman appealed to the High Court in Preston for permission to use the sperm of the deceased husband. She explained that she and her husband wanted to have a second child and repeatedly talked about it with your family. According to her, they did not eliminate the sperm and permission to use it because of the upcoming operation is safe, that it just discussed. Lawyers women believe that in spite of the law that requires written consent of the donor, the destruction of the sperm would be a violation of human rights. But Judge Charles Justice (Justice Charles), forced to take the unprecedented decision, said that he was "not satisfied that it. A legitimate way of germ cells from the deceased who has not given consent to force it" The final decision of the Office of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology UK. According to a member of the Management Professor Lisa Jardine (Lisa Jardine), supports the court's ruling on the admissibility of the fence gametes without the consent of the donor, despite the fact that in this particular case, the sympathetic control of applicants. The woman is in a position to challenge the decision of the Court of Appeal.