Jones v. Berkshire Area Health Authority, 2 July 1986.
The High Court of the UK awarded 40,000 pounds in damages to the plaintiff, who, after being sterilized, had given birth to a child.  The award included damages for anguish and distress and the cost of raising the child.
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Behavior; Child Rearing; Child Support--cost; Court Decision; Demographic Factors; Developed Countries; Europe; Family Planning; Fertility; Medical Liability; Northern Europe; Population; Population Dynamics; Pregnancy, Unwanted--legal aspects; Reproductive Behavior; Sterilization, Sexual--legal aspects; United Kingdom