Who said the child in womb is not a legal personality and can have no right?
Paton is associated with the view that a child in the womb lacks legal personality and cannot itself hold rights. This concerns the theoretical attribution of personality,…
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Who said the child in womb is not a legal personality and can have no right?
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Paton is associated with the view that a child in the womb lacks legal personality and cannot itself hold rights. This concerns the theoretical attribution of personality, rather than the separate issue of legal protection of unborn interests.
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