S.L. 210.1 · Registration And Appeal Of Persons (S.L. 210.1)
S.L. 210.1 Art. 7Issue of duplicate certificate.
(1) Where a person proves to the satisfaction of the Corporation that the certificate of registration issued to him in accordance with the provisions of regulation 6 has been stolen or lost or is defaced or has been accidentally destroyed, the Corporation shall issue to such person, free of any charge, a duplicate certificate, clearly marked as such, and signed by the Corporation.
(2) The Corporation may, prior to the issue of any duplicate certificate, require the person requesting such issue to prove his identity and to sign a declaration containing such particulars referring to the theft, loss, defacement or destruction, as the case may be, as the Corporation may determine.
(3) If any person to whom a duplicate certificate has been issued in substitution of the one which had been stolen or lost subsequently regains possession of the original certificate, he shall, within twenty-four hours, surrender to the Corporation the duplicate certificate.