@John Tempus is not completely wrong.
There is a thing called a "known sperm donor agreement", here is a interesting article on this type of agreement:
www.derebus.org.za
There is a thing called a "known sperm donor agreement", here is a interesting article on this type of agreement:
Parental rights in known sperm donor agreements - De Rebus
By Herbert James David Robertson The South African family law fraternity is familiar with surrogacy agreements. The surrogacy agreement has been incorporated into South African family law with the introduction […]
Conclusion
The position and validity of a known sperm donor agreement in SA remains uncertain. Yet, when having regard to the best interests of the child and the possibility of such an agreement being contra bonos mores, as stated in the obiter dictum of the BR case, it would be advisable to recommend to clients not to enter into known sperm donor agreements. The risks of a known sperm donor agreement can be effectively remedied with legislative intervention, as was done with the surrogacy agreement in 2007.
