boxst

Hello

As Google appears not to be my friend today, does anyone know anything about the above act? And more to the point, the ramifications of breaking it* when signing a (non-legal) document?

Thanks,

Steve


(*Hypothetically, not that anyone would or should do such a thing)

DCI Gene Hunt

If the document is actually quoting the Act then I would presume you signing it is covered under the said act.

- M'lord DCI


PS - Probably up to 2 years in jail (max) or a fine!

speedking

Try Declarations

Law Society of England and Wales - Frequently asked questions

That should be 1835

Christmas declarations?

boxst

Thanks for that. It is something to do with the Catholic Church. It says 1935 on the document, so that probably invalidates it anyway .


Steve

DCI Gene Hunt

Maybe not, a lot of documents refer to the 1935 Act! tried a search on HMSO where it threw up the title of the Act as 1935 rather than 1835... but no information was available.

Are you applying to be the new pope?

GC8

Whats the declaration there? 'I swear that I didnt know about the holocaust' ?

boxst

Erm ...

Steve