Family Act Article 68

Where a minor child disputes the existence or non-existence of a blood relationship with regard to a matter concerning a parent-child relation, where considers it necessary, the court may, upon motion by the parties or on its own initiative, order the parties or the interested parties to undergo blood-type, DNA, or other medical tests within a designated period of time. Where such a motion was made by a party, the party shall make a preliminary showing on facts that are sufficient to cast doubts on the existence or non-existence of a blood relationship.The test ordered in accordance with the preceding paragraph shall be conducted in a manner consistent with widely recognized procedures and methods in medical sciences, taking adequate care to the integrity of physical conditions, health and reputation of the persons subject to such a test.Prior to making a ruling in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this Article, the court shall grant the parties or the interested parties an opportunity to speak.