Cap. 55 Art. 59Mode of registration.

(1) The registration is made by transcribing the act and annexes on other pages, with the number and title of the act, and with the references mentioned in the law, placing in their proper places all the words of the act without distinguishing any variation made therein or reproducing the words cancelled.

(2) The notary shall make a signed declaration at the end of each volume, that he has collated the register with the relative original acts.

(3) No erasure shall be made and there shall be no cancellation or addition of more than fifty words in or to any one act in the register: Provided that where any words are cancelled and substituted by any one or more words, account shall only be taken of the number of words cancelled or words added in substitution thereof, whichever is the greater.

(4) The provisions of article 30 as to the mode in which the original acts are to be written, and any variation, addition or cancellation is to be made, shall also apply to the registration of the acts, and any variation, addition made in the original act as provided in that article shall in the registration of the act be copied in its proper place in the body of the act: Provided that no single volume shall be partly handwritten and partly typewritten or printed, except that where any part of the original, or any annexe attached thereto, is printed, a facsimile of the same may be used in the registration thereof: Provided further that cancellations and additions referred to in sub-article (3) may be hand-written notwithstanding that the register is typewritten or printed.