mother and therefore if she changes her mind the commissioning couple
   have to go to court – but how? After all she is the mother and deemed
   to be the legal parent in law. If the commissioning father is the
   biological father, then seeking DNA and then a legal declaration that
   you are the father is an option – opening up the ability to challenge
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   the surrogate mother would be bound by this? The answer is no she isn’t
   because this country does not recognise this as an enforceable
   agreement in law. In other jurisdictions this is not the case. In some
   countries, you can enter into a commercial agreement and therefore
   there is a legally binding agreement. This may not appear to some as