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Supreme Court Sets Conditions for Changing Death Records
The Supreme Administrative Court clarifies that amending death registration data in the civil registry is not done solely upon a request or claims. Instead, it requires clear and reliable evidence proving the accuracy or inaccuracy of the data. It emphasized that civil status records hold legal weight and remain valid until proven otherwise by a judicial ruling or official documents. Anyone requesting a correction to death data must provide supporting evidence and official documents to substantiate their application. The rulings reinforce the importance of following the specified legal procedures for making any modifications to death entries. Such procedures demand the verification of data accuracy through credible evidence, rather than just claims without supporting documents.
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