Birth Marriage Death Registration Act 1836

This entry is part 5 of 9 in the series Statutes of Law

Statutes of Law

Anglo Saxon Laws

The First Anglo Saxon Laws

Anatomy Act 1832

Anatomy Act 1832

Married women's property act 1870

Married Women’s Property Act 1870

‘Lunatics’ and the Poor Law Act 1834

‘Lunatics’ and the Poor Law Act 1834

Birth Marriage Death Registration Act 1836

Birth Marriage Death Registration Act 1836

Repeal of calico act

Repeal of Calico Act 1774

Gilberts Act 1782

Gilberts Act 1782

Metropolitan Police Act 1839

Metropolitan Police Act 1839

Factory Act 1850

Factory Act 1850

The Birth, Marriage and Death Registration Act of 1836, introduced registration of these life events but contained no penalties for refusal to register.

It established the General Register Office and divided the country into registration districts.

It became effective from 1st July 1837

 

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Statutes of Law

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