REPRODUÇÃO ASSISTIDA "POST MORTEM"

     O Supremo Tribunal da Austrália permitiu a uma mulher tirar e armazenar o esperma de noivo morto, que foi morto em passagem de nível.

     A magistrada Roslyn Atkinson em uma decisão que acaba de ser publicada, deferiu o pedido urgente de Kelly Floyd para remover o esperma de seu companheiro Troy Jarvis, que foi morto por um trem em Brisbane, na manhã de 12 de julho. (Fonte Migalhas, versão e formatação deste blog De Beca e Toga).

Assisted reproductive treatment

Supreme Court allows woman's application to take and store sperm from dead fiance, who was killed at level crossing

A Brisbane Supreme Court judge granted an a woman's application to remove and store the sperm of her partner who was killed in a level crossing accident.

Justice Roslyn Atkinson, in a just published decision, granted Kelly Floyd's urgent application to remove sperm from her de facto husband, Troy Jarvis, who was killed by a train in Brisbane on the morning of July 12.

Justice Atkinson, in her six-page written order delivered "ex tempore'' last month, said Ms Floyd made the urgent application "orally by phone call'' to her associate within hours of Mr Jarvis's death. (Fonte: Migalhas)

A DECISÃO:

SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND CITATION:	Re Floyd [2011] QSC 218
PARTIES:	KELLY FLOYD (applicant)
FILE NO/S:	SC No 6068 of 2011
DIVISION:	Trial Division
PROCEEDING:	Application
ORIGINATING COURT:	Supreme Court of Queensland
DELIVERED ON:	Delivered ex tempore 12 July 2011
DELIVERED AT:	Brisbane
HEARING DATE:	12 July 2011
JUDGE:	Atkinson J
ORDERS:	1. The Court authorises the removal of any testes and spermatozoa from the deceased, Troy Jarvis; 2. The Court authorises the provision of that material removed to an IVF organisation nominated by the applicant, Kelly Floyd; 3. The Court authorises any blood tests advised by the IVF organisation to be carried out; and 4. The Court authorises the storage of the sperm obtained pending a future application to the Supreme Court for the use of that sperm.
CATCHWORDS:	PROCEDURE – SUPREME COURT PROCEDURE – QUEENSLAND – JURISDICTION AND GENERALLY – GENERALLY – where the applicant made an urgent application seeking an order authorising the removal of testes and spermatozoa from her recently deceased partner – whether the applicant could obtain such an order PERSONAL PROPERTY – OTHER CASES – whether the applicant was entitled to an order for removal of the deceased’s testes and spermatozoa Coroners Act 2003 (Qld), s 8(3)(b) Transplantation and Anatomy Act 1979 (Qld), s 23, s 24 Baker v State of Queensland [2003] QSC 002, cited Bazley v Wesley Monash IVF Pty Ltd [2010] QSC 118, cited Jocelyn Edwards; Re the estate of the late Mark Edwards [2011] NSWSC 478, followed (versão e formatação deste blog De Beca e Toga)