Portal:Acts of the Parliament of South Africa

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Portal:Acts of the Parliament of South Africa Population Registration Act, 1950 (1950)

A board may, if it is satisfied that an objection made in terms of sub-section (1) against the classification of a person other than the objector is unfounded or frivolous or vexatious, order the objector to pay to the person against whose classification the objection has been made, an amount not exceeding an amount equal to the reasonable costs incurred by the latter in connection with his appearance at the hearing of the objection, and any such order shall have all the effects of and may be executed as if it were a civil judgment of a magistrate’s court.
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Portal:Acts of the Parliament of South Africa Population Registration Act, 1950 (1950)

Every person whose name is included in the register, except a person who has not attained the age of sixteen years, shall, at his own expense and as often as it is or becomes necessary to issue an identity document to him, furnish the Director-General with two copies of a recent photograph of himself, and whenever a photograph of which copies have been so furnished, is no longer a recognizable image of the person concerned, he shall again so furnish the Director-General with two copies of a recent photograph of himself.
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Portal:Acts of the Parliament of South Africa Population Registration Act, 1950 (1950)

When in any document referred to in section 2 (2) of the Identification Act, 1986, or in any application for an identity document in terms of the said Act, the race of any person is described as “mixed” or “gemeng”, that description shall for the purposes of subsections (1) and (2) of this section be deemed to be a reference to a coloured person unless such person proves that he is in fact not a coloured person.
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