Court-authorized laboratories in the United Kingdom have reportedly declined to conduct a paternity test for Liam, the child involved in the ongoing legal case surrounding the late Mohbad.

The refusal comes amid procedural and regulatory challenges cited by the labs, which said they could not proceed without further legal clarification.

Family members and legal representatives of Mohbad had requested the test to resolve ongoing disputes regarding Liam’s parentage.

The court had earlier mandated that certified UK laboratories handle the DNA testing to ensure credibility and impartiality in the matter.

Officials involved expressed disappointment over the refusal but emphasized that alternative accredited facilities would be explored to comply with the court’s directive.

The case continues to attract public attention, highlighting challenges in cross-border legal and forensic processes in paternity disputes.