[39A Notice of registration events to third parties]
Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages (Scotland) Act 1965 (1965 c 49) | Legislation

[39A  Notice of registration events to third parties]

[(1)     Where—

(a)     the Registrar General receives an application for notice to be given to a person specified in the application of—

(i)     a birth (other than a still-birth),

(ii)     a death,

(iii)     a marriage,

(iv)     a change of name or surname or an alternative name,

(b)     the application is in the prescribed form,

(c)     such fee as may be prescribed has been paid, and

(d)     subsection (2) below applies,

the Registrar General shall, if the Registrar General considers

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