, 1874-01-17
I'D 5 10.

IL 1852 it vas not considered advisable to extend to dnpt Islands tn 18th 5fte Inv" in
oeHion bv vue of which thee clerical tempt of Cancellation between mana and wea applying for
divorce. is abolished in all hose Eases where the con@ftsd do mott belong to any recognized religious
orm3ion or where bvb belong different religions Congregations 1t must, mdeedG even now
he 6mdreda matter Of dot whether the mautenaNe of mixed marriages. of which ag@t
1mhm il here ontactd, aoa and apeaany amongst that part the population which contracts
MARRIAGE updr religious or Clerical iaunce-o that arugs Contracted by cnsnraion in
crbeh ond he liable to be tdve1 without atemt of clerical reconciliation D teO other hmd
l. sms naml to dispense with the attempt oft clerical ecncImtOl u cases were a clerical
;ammn cannot be presumed ex, ohO emaae from a recognized minister; hence, in cases
wbmaM l namgeg is contracted or here the conrbd do not belong ba religious congregation
here emwnued. In accndn 10 with tme views heS m.b been franco.
AID CHAPTER II.
IL 2 and 3d.
Emn as vemm generally aHMhe8 importance to get the citation here IN TeMed regulated
in hes rrt Of religious heedom extended to the colonies, it has connected the extension Of the
inc the aboiGop Of compulsory baptism as enacted Ordinances ObM May 1928; and ahe citations
rsrHvnvt treated nv tn said wsa are so closely connected as to make it expelent md proper,
Hbe extensions are to take place simultaneously, to cause hec enactment of 9th extmsons to be
omboipdm one Ordinance 1t has ardy bn observed that the enacted compulsory measures
do uIAv annvt to the case of children ohe Evneicd Lutheran Congregations; relative to the
other conmaions the Legislation has not fixed any term within which 1.-THE bphsmad rite shall be
rnfmd 1t might however, appear that the prescribed pwt of name to be entered in the
rimeialre mrd-whnhr report is enacted in 8 of the Law in question (Deaut draft ~ with a
view of ecning the civil and legal position o. the uhpizad chHd-mght at the same time
be extended to apply also to other congregations which comprise by fr the largest part of the
nnuain and tor which no term for reporting is fixed The entire question of procuring reliable
records of births and names is, however, not of such nature as to be- properly settled under the
recd must seek to attain this after purpose in another ray The rot by Law of 18th April
1e9IS IN enacted relative to children of onremgnzedm congregations may suitably be connected
With this mesiop in such ananuert that for chndenf this class, asoa year be allowed for making
~ rf = nMngain of thet time allowed by Ordinance of 1925 which being enacted for child
r rn rfmeosb belonging to the Danish National church rs on the view that the parents ought
al aTowa5t ew Greatest possible time for consideration before settling, at all events for the tme
benp the oumio96 whh6odingtM their children from bpMm y causing the name t. be entered
In the ministerial record.
The formula menioned lin Sc te pe@ntd draft, read 0nows:
Sc When hh mries are present. Md the witnesses have been called land made appearance, the
madsraa who is to petum the act causes the parties to stand before him, and speaks there