The Marriage of Same Sex Couples (Conversion of Civil Partnership) Regulations 2014
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23 Searches of indexes of conversion records kept by the Registrar General and issue of copies
(1) The Registrar General must cause indexes of all entries in the conversion register to be made and to be kept in the General Register Office. (2) Any person is entitled to search the indexes of the conversion register at any time when the General Register Office is open for that purpose, and to have a certified copy of any entry in the conversion register, on payment to the Registrar General of the appropriate fee. (3) The Registrar General must cause all certified copies given in the General Register Office to be sealed or stamped with the seal of that Office. (4) Any certified copy stamped with the seal of the General Register Office is to be received in evidence of the marriage to which it relates without any further proof of the entry. (5) No certified copy purporting to have been given by the General Register Office is to be of any force or effect unless it is sealed or stamped in accordance with paragraph (3). (6) For the purpose of discharging the duty in paragraph (1), and the duty in section 65(1) of the 1949 Act (duty to keep an index of entries in the marriage register and certified copies of entries in marriage register books), the Registrar General may keep a joint index of entries in the conversion register and entries in the marriage register and certified copies of entries in marriage register books.
23 Searches of indexes of conversion records kept by the Registrar General and issue of copies
(1) The Registrar General must cause indexes of all entries in the conversion register to be made and to be kept in the General Register Office. (2) Any person is entitled to search the indexes of the conversion register at any time when the General Register Office is open for that purpose, and to have a certified copy of any entry in the conversion register, on payment to the Registrar General of the appropriate fee. (3) The Registrar General must cause all certified copies given in the General Register Office to be sealed or stamped with the seal of that Office. (4) Any certified copy stamped with the seal of the General Register Office is to be received in evidence of the marriage to which it relates without any further proof of the entry. (5) No certified copy purporting to have been given by the General Register Office is to be of any force or effect unless it is sealed or stamped in accordance with paragraph (3). (6) For the purpose of discharging the duty in paragraph (1), and the duty in section 65(1) of the 1949 Act (duty to keep an index of entries in the marriage register and certified copies of entries in marriage register books), the Registrar General may keep a joint index of entries in the conversion register and entries in the marriage register and certified copies of entries in marriage register books.
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