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<strong>CHILDREN</strong> (<strong>ADOPTION</strong> <strong>OF</strong>) 23<br />

(3) Where a Resident Magistrate grants a licence<br />

under this section, he may authorize the making or receipt<br />

by any person of any payments in consideration of the<br />

transfer of the care and possession of the child in respect<br />

of whom the licence is granted.<br />

(4) Rules with respect to the application for and<br />

grant of licences are set out in the Third Schedule, and<br />

such rules may be added to, varied or revoked by rules ~ 1 9 6 9<br />

3rd Sch.<br />

made under or by virtue of subsection (3) of section 20.<br />

(5) In any proceedings under this section, a report<br />

by a Jamaican or British consular officer or a deposition<br />

made before a Jamaican or British consular officer and<br />

authenticated under the signature of that officer shall be<br />

admissible in evidence, and it shall not be necessary to<br />

prove the signature or official character of the person who<br />

appears to have signed any such report or deposition.<br />

25.41) The Registrar-General appointed under the Adopted<br />

Children<br />

provisions of the Registration (Births and Deaths) Act shall Register.<br />

establish and maintain at his office a register to be called<br />

the Adopted Children Register, in which shall be made<br />

such entries as may be directed to be made therein by<br />

adoption orders, but no other entries.<br />

(2) Every adoption order shall contain a direction<br />

to the Registrar-General to make in the Adopted Children<br />

Register an entry recording the adoption in the form set 37/1974<br />

out as Form A in the Fourth Schedule.<br />

(3) For the purposes of compliance with the requirements<br />

of subsection (2)-<br />

(a) where the precise date of the child’s birth is not<br />

proved to the satisfaction of the Court the Court<br />

shall determine the probable date of his birth and<br />

the date so determined shall be specified in the<br />

order as the date of his birth;<br />

[The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 55/1984]<br />

S. 5 (a)<br />

Fourth<br />

Schedule

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