Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages (Scotland) Act 1965
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44 Register of Corrections Etc.
(1) There shall be established a Register of Corrections Etc., which shall be used to record in relation to any entries in the registers any matters for which provision is so made under this Act and such further corrections, amendments and particulars of events occurring subsequent to registration as the Registrar General may from time to time direct. (2) All existing registers of corrected entries shall have effect as if they were part of the Register of Corrections Etc. (3) In issuing an extract of any entry in respect of which an insertion relating to an error has been made in the Register of Corrections Etc., ..., effect shall be given to the amended particulars contained in such an insertion. (4) The extent to which and the manner in which any other class of insertions in the Register of Corrections Etc., shall be given effect in any extract, ..., shall be as prescribed.
44 Register of Corrections Etc.
(1) There shall be established a Register of Corrections Etc., which shall be used to record in relation to any entries in the registers any matters for which provision is so made under this Act and such further corrections, amendments and particulars of events occurring subsequent to registration as the Registrar General may from time to time direct. (2) All existing registers of corrected entries shall have effect as if they were part of the Register of Corrections Etc. (3) In issuing an extract of any entry in respect of which an insertion relating to an error has been made in the Register of Corrections Etc., ..., effect shall be given to the amended particulars contained in such an insertion. (4) The extent to which and the manner in which any other class of insertions in the Register of Corrections Etc., shall be given effect in any extract, ..., shall be as prescribed.
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