In South Africa, the common law born-alive rule provides that legal subjectivity will only vest once a person is born alive.1 The present article has been prompted by a recent publication, by Pillay, that questions the relevance of the common law born-alive rule in the face of modern-day advances i
Increasingly, the law has been paying attention to the future child and the prevention of preconcept...
In the recent Texas case of Munoz v John Peter Smith Hospital, a husband obtained a court order for ...
Stillbirth is a confounding event, a reproductive moment that at once combines birth and death. This...
English law is unambiguous that legal personality, and with it all legal rights and protections, is ...
This paper discusses the changing legal status of various life forms before birth. The author begins...
This work explores the philosophical underpinnings of the law of homicide via an historical, themat...
South Africa’s Constitution is the supreme law of the Republic and protects the rights of all people...
Birth marks the beginning of a natural person’s legal personality; should the person marry pers...
Master of Laws. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2017.The aim of this dissertation is to assess ...
It is important to determine whether a foetus had been born alive since various legal consequences f...
The question of when human life begins is a profoundly intricate one, with widespread implications, ...
Provided by the author(s) and University College Dublin Library in accordance with publisher policie...
In December 2010, the Full Court of the South Australian Supreme Court dismissed an application for ...
In this article the current legal status of living wills (advance directives) in South Africa is in...
Children being born after the death of their genetic father is certainly not a new phenomenon. Accid...
Increasingly, the law has been paying attention to the future child and the prevention of preconcept...
In the recent Texas case of Munoz v John Peter Smith Hospital, a husband obtained a court order for ...
Stillbirth is a confounding event, a reproductive moment that at once combines birth and death. This...
English law is unambiguous that legal personality, and with it all legal rights and protections, is ...
This paper discusses the changing legal status of various life forms before birth. The author begins...
This work explores the philosophical underpinnings of the law of homicide via an historical, themat...
South Africa’s Constitution is the supreme law of the Republic and protects the rights of all people...
Birth marks the beginning of a natural person’s legal personality; should the person marry pers...
Master of Laws. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2017.The aim of this dissertation is to assess ...
It is important to determine whether a foetus had been born alive since various legal consequences f...
The question of when human life begins is a profoundly intricate one, with widespread implications, ...
Provided by the author(s) and University College Dublin Library in accordance with publisher policie...
In December 2010, the Full Court of the South Australian Supreme Court dismissed an application for ...
In this article the current legal status of living wills (advance directives) in South Africa is in...
Children being born after the death of their genetic father is certainly not a new phenomenon. Accid...
Increasingly, the law has been paying attention to the future child and the prevention of preconcept...
In the recent Texas case of Munoz v John Peter Smith Hospital, a husband obtained a court order for ...
Stillbirth is a confounding event, a reproductive moment that at once combines birth and death. This...