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The dissertation of Dina Sõritsa*1 was accepted for conferring of the degree Doctor of Philosophy in the fi eld of law on 13 March 2017 by the Council of the University of Tartu School of Law, with the defence, hosted by said faculty, having taken place on 21 June 2017. The following contribution is based on the opinions I presented in my role as designated opponent for the dissertation. The dissertation consists of four works published earlier by the candidate and a framing discussion written in the English language. Of the four publications, two were written with Sõritsa as the sole author*2 and two in collaboration with Janno Lahe*3. The author defi nes the main legal research question addressed by the dissertation as the following:

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Arguments and Comments Presented during the Discussion of Dina Sõritsa’s Doctoral thesis The Health-care Provider’s Civil Liability in Cases of Prenatal Damages