Section 3 of BDMRA : Section 3: Definitions

BDMRA

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Imagine a situation where an elderly woman, who has never learned to read and write, needs to register the birth of her grandchild. According to the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act, 1886, she can use a "mark" in lieu of a signature on the registration form. This mark is legally recognized as her sign, as she is unable to write her name.

Further, suppose the...

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