Abstract
An integral part of the cases arising from the legal relations of surrogate motherhood considered by the court are cases on the obligation to make state registration of the birth of a child born by a surrogate mother. The article examines the peculiarities of the consideration of cases of this category in court, numerous examples from judicial practice are given. The authors consider it expedient to change the jurisdiction of these cases and justify that cases on making an act record of the birth of a child from a surrogate mother should be considered as soon as possible and are subject to immediate execution.
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