Abstract
The Judgement of the Provincial Court of Valencia is, currently, the latest link in a series of events which main issues are the willingness for paternage, the freedom of the parties to choose, the technology of human assissted reproduction (surrogacy) and the legal status of children born by international surrogacy arrangements and its possible conflict with mandatory Spanish laws and with a series of general legal principles consecrated in the Spanish Constitution, such as the normative hierarchy, the non-commerciality of human being, the respect for their dignity, and the protection of the superior welfare of the minor, among others.
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