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Baby denied father's name because he died before birth was registered.

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Samantha
11 years ago

Hope this helps xx

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Emma tatters
11 years ago

please let this little girl have her daddies name!

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jan jones
11 years ago

how disgusting this poor famiky have to go through this. red tape!!

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Laura Kendell
11 years ago

I find this story deeply saddening

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Ann Beddow
11 years ago

please give this Mum the dignity of knowing the truth of who her baby girls father was, she has enough grief to bear without more by red tape rules.

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Heidi
11 years ago

so sad, wish you all the best

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KELANI ABDUL
11 years ago

GIVE THE INNOCENT DAUGHTER HER FATHER'S NAME

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Bill King
11 years ago

Utterly ridiculous and archaic law!

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diane harrison
11 years ago

It's only right he should have his name on her birth certificate for the sake of the child good luck

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wendy Eaton
11 years ago

Think these laws should be changed as in the eyes of the law you would be classed as common law wife/husband

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rachel hatton
11 years ago

the law should be changed for people with this

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rachel hatton
11 years ago

the law should be changed for people with this

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Corinne Cowman
11 years ago

Let him rest in peace and his daughter know who her dad is

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Anne Radcliffe
11 years ago

the law needs to reflect the sign of the times and move out of the 19th century!the 19

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Yasmin Burdon
11 years ago

This is absolutely disgusting this baby deserves to have her daddies name on her birth certificate!

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Hannah
11 years ago

it should be changed that all unmarried partners be allowed to put the father on the birth certificate.

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karen longworth
11 years ago

plzs change the law

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eileen mcindoe
11 years ago

Shocking that this is not allowed to happen - the poor girl is still grieveing for her partner to be put throught this is a disgrace!!!

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Diane Thompson
11 years ago

Although the law states fathers have to be present at registration obviously in this case he can't be so the law should be changed to take into account the relevant circumstances,

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Arlene Hunter
11 years ago

This is so unfair.