Public Health Civil Registration System Clarification regarding Inclusion of two or more wives name in the Death Certificate of the deceased Executive Instruction issued Reg.
இறந்தவரின் இறப்புச் சான்றிதழில் இரண்டு அல்லது அதற்கு மேற்பட்ட மனைவிகளின் பெயரைச் சேர்ப்பது தொடர்பான பொது சுகாதார சிவில் பதிவு அமைப்பு தெளிவுபடுத்தல் பதிவு செய்யப்பட்ட நிர்வாக அறிவுறுத்தல்.
Civil Registration System - Clarification regarding Inclusion of two or more wives name in the Death Certificate of the deceased - Executive Instruction issued - Reg.
I invite your kind attention and inform you that clarification regarding Inclusion of two or more wives name in the Death Certificate of the deceased has been sought on registering the death.
In this connection, the Registrar General India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi was addressed by this office to clarify on the above issue and in the reference cited the Office of the Registrar General India has clarified the following:
INCLUSION OF NAME OF TWO OR MORE WIVES IN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE OF DECEASED
1. In respect of issuing death certificate in case of multiple wives, the name of legally married wife could be mentioned in the death certificate. However, for cases where more than two wives are alive and both/all of them claiming to be legally wedded wife of the deceased, for such cases, legality cannot be decided by the Registrar, it could be decided by the court. Therefore, the Registrar may be instructed to direct the applicant to obtain an order from the concerned court on the legality of the relationship with the deceased husband. 2. The entries in birth and death registers are public document and are admissible as evidence under the Indian Evidence Act. However, these entries are only conclusive evidence of the fact of birth or death as the case may be. Other particulars as to which the registering officer concerned can have no personal knowledge or no means of checking cannot be treated conclusive evidence.
Hence, the above directions are issued under Sec 4(4) of the Registration of the Birth and Death Act, 1969 and the above direction may be brought to all Registration functionaries for compliance.
A copy of the instructions issued in this regard may be sent to this office for information and record.
இறந்தவரின் இறப்புச் சான்றிதழில் இரண்டு அல்லது அதற்கு மேற்பட்ட மனைவிகளின் பெயரைச் சேர்ப்பது தொடர்பான பொது சுகாதார சிவில் பதிவு அமைப்பு தெளிவுபடுத்தல் பதிவு செய்யப்பட்ட நிர்வாக அறிவுறுத்தல்.
Civil Registration System - Clarification regarding Inclusion of two or more wives name in the Death Certificate of the deceased - Executive Instruction issued - Reg.
I invite your kind attention and inform you that clarification regarding Inclusion of two or more wives name in the Death Certificate of the deceased has been sought on registering the death.
In this connection, the Registrar General India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi was addressed by this office to clarify on the above issue and in the reference cited the Office of the Registrar General India has clarified the following:
INCLUSION OF NAME OF TWO OR MORE WIVES IN THE DEATH CERTIFICATE OF DECEASED
1. In respect of issuing death certificate in case of multiple wives, the name of legally married wife could be mentioned in the death certificate. However, for cases where more than two wives are alive and both/all of them claiming to be legally wedded wife of the deceased, for such cases, legality cannot be decided by the Registrar, it could be decided by the court. Therefore, the Registrar may be instructed to direct the applicant to obtain an order from the concerned court on the legality of the relationship with the deceased husband. 2. The entries in birth and death registers are public document and are admissible as evidence under the Indian Evidence Act. However, these entries are only conclusive evidence of the fact of birth or death as the case may be. Other particulars as to which the registering officer concerned can have no personal knowledge or no means of checking cannot be treated conclusive evidence.
Hence, the above directions are issued under Sec 4(4) of the Registration of the Birth and Death Act, 1969 and the above direction may be brought to all Registration functionaries for compliance.
A copy of the instructions issued in this regard may be sent to this office for information and record.
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