The legal adaptation and legality of the nomadic (comparative study)

Abstract

The work of scientific development in the medical and biological field raises a lot of controversy in the various disciplines, especially legal, legitimate and moral. These include what is known today as the leasing of a uterus or an alternative pregnancy. Since the effects of such acts were reflected in human rights, which were at the centre of Legal Relations, the topic was of great importance for its attachment to the family system, which the constitutions considered to be the nucleus and basis of society.
In some Muslim and Arab countries, there have been signs of the leasing of the uterus, although they are hidden, and the circumstances in some other countries may open the door for many families and women to resort to this phenomenon, especially in Iraq and for many reasons, most importantly the infertility and distortions accompanying Births due to the devastating effects of wars that have left many scourges in the region.
From this standpoint, the researcher in this research tries to shed light on this phenomenon in two very important axes, the first to adapt the process and whether it can be organized in a contract, and adapt the contract after comparing to the contracts that can respond to this process, and the second is the legality of the contract in light of the provisions of the law