On Fri, 27 Jun 2003 15:26:54 +0200, Oleńka <o...@b...wroc.pl>
wrote:

>> Ja podaję fakty, a Ty pogrywasz na emocjach. I to właśnie uniemożliwia
>> dyskusję.
>
>Pogrywam, to oczywiste. Więc i Ty nie stosuj chwytów, ze będziesz 9 miesięcy
>nosił ciężarki na paskach, potem poddasz się jakimuś zabiegowi w
>znieczuleniu, a ktos ma płacić Ci za to alimenty.
>Masz teorię, ze kobiety, to takie cwane stworzenia, które tak kombinują z
>antykoncepcja, zeby uzyska te max. 1/3 oficjalnych dochodów partnera i za to
>"wygodnie żyć" z dzieckiem....
>....albo oddać do adopcji.
>
>Ile znasz takich kobiet? Jesteś w stanie wymienić 2?
>Bo ja znam dwie kobiety, które mają dostawać po te 300zł i obie nie mogą
>tego od swoich ex mężów wyegzekwować. Jeden z nich zarabia ponad 4000zł.

U nas to oczywiscie jest nieoplacalne, ale gdzie indziej
niekoniecznie:

>Report in today's Mirror:
>
> GIRLFRIEND STOLE MY FROZEN SPERM
>
> A BUSINESSMAN claimed he became a dad without knowing when his
> girlfriend stole his frozen sperm and had a baby.
>
> Michael Von Schonburg was set to sue the fertility clinic he blamed
> for "unauthorised" use of his sperm at the High Court yesterday.
>
> But the judge was told the case had been settled in a secret deal.
>
> Mr Schonburg's writ said he met his former lover Andrea Sladek in
> 1988 and they split after he moved to Vienna and she to Paris.
>
> Austrian Mr Schonburg claimed they met again in London in February
> 1995 when she asked him to go the Harley Street Fertility Centre to
> give blood and semen samples for testing because she was having
> fertility problems.
>
> Mr Schonburg claimed the Centre told him his sperm would not be used
> for IVF, only for the tests. But Mrs Sladek began IVF using his sperm
> and had their daughter, Eve, in June 1996.
>
> Mr Schonburg claimed the Centre never told him his sperm would be
> stored and wanted damages for breach of contract and duty.
>
> In his writ he sought damages for the distress, indignation and
> anxiety. He also wanted protection against any claim for paternity.
>
> The Fertility Centre was fighting the claim. They said he had signed a
> consent form.





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