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... information provided by the clinic simply corroborated what he already believed. Mr X says he never contemplated legal action against the clinic: “It was my wife who tricked me. Perhaps they made a mistake, and their incompetence strengthened my belief that the c***d was mine, but they didn’t do it deliberately.” Mr X gave his surname to Z, and after the separation, prior to discovering the truth, paid alimony and continued his parental role. He discovered he was not the father of Z in 2011 after the mother told him the truth when he began legal proceedings over visiting rights. He subsequently took a DNA test. The court ruling does not mention when the c***d became aware who his biological father was, but does state that Mr P had been a part of his life and is now registered as the official father. Dr López-Teijón says that research shows that five to 10 percent of newborns are not the biological c***dren of the men who believe themselves to be the fathers, and that this statistic is likely reflected in assisted reproduction. In 2013, a British f****y court relieved Mr X of custody of the c***d, leaving the mother to decide on visiting rights. X then sued for damages, which a court accepted in March 2015, ordering Ms Y to pay him €54,000. The amount does not include the €19,500 paid in alimony during the six years following the divorce. “I hope that when he is 18 he will try to find me. This is a tragedy: they snatched a c***d from his father’s side and put somebody else in his place,” says X.