Section 6: Registration of judicial orders
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6. Registration of judicial orders
(1) Where a Court or a Judge in Chambers makes an order relating to
civil status, the clerk of the Registry shall, not later than 7 days from the
making of the order, transmit to the Registrar of Civil Status a copy of the
order for registration.
(2) On receipt of a copy of an order under subsection (1), the Registrar of
Civil Status shall cause—
(a) the copy of the order to be registered in the appropriate register;
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(b) where the order amends an entry in any other register, the effect
of the amendment to be annotated in that entry.
[S. 6 amended by Act 9 of 1984.]
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- How many days does a court have to transmit a civil status order to the Registrar for registration?