The Official Journal for College of Law and Political Science, Alnoor University

Civil Liability for the Failure of Contraceptive Methods-A Comparative Study-

Volume 3, 2.S
Special Issue from Conference Proceedings 2026
Spring 2026
Pages 95-100

Document Type : Conference Article

Author

College of Law\ Al-Hadba University

Abstract
Children are an adornment of worldly life, a purpose of marriage, and its desired fruit, but the desire of spouses may be directed towards other desires and diverted from it. The purposes differ from pregnancy according to that purpose, as it may be for therapeutic reasons when pregnancy poses a risk to the life of the mother or the fetus, or it may be born deformed. The reason may be family planning, such as delaying childbearing or limiting it to a certain number of children. If couples wish to achieve these purposes, the question of the legal legitimacy of using these means will arise. Certainly, the legitimacy will vary according to the purpose and the means, i.e., the purpose of preventing pregnancy and the means taken to prevent that pregnancy. In light of this legitimacy, the responsibility for the failure of contraceptive methods and the extent of that responsibility will be determined, along with identifying the responsible person, in addition to determining the damage resulting from the failure of the contraceptive method.

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  • Receive Date 01 May 2026
  • Revise Date 01 June 2026
  • Accept Date 05 June 2026
  • Publish Date 20 June 2026