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An Australian fertility clinic, Monash IVF, has apologized for mistakenly transferring a stranger's embryo to a couple, leading to a potential legal battle over parentage. The error was discovered when the couple sought to transfer their remaining frozen embryos to another provider in February. The case could set a legal precedent in Australia, as it's unclear which couple is the child's legal parents. Both parties may seek significant compensation if they launch claims.
Courtesy: metro.co.uk
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