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query re registering births
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Unknown | Report | 29 May 2005 17:53 |
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Yes he would,if he said he was the ''father and husband of the mother'... A birth doesnt have to be registered by the parents and that stands today, but a birth must by law be registered the details given must be given as the TRUTH .this applies to UK, The lying??? Kay. |
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corcoran74 | Report | 29 May 2005 16:11 |
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Hi Back in 1927 was it possible to lie on the birth cert who the mother was, and would a have man been able to register alone. Many thanks |
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