s 63 Forgery.
If, in Scotland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man, a person forges or with intent to defraud utters to any person acting under the authority of this Act:— (a) Any register of birth, baptism, death or burial, required under the provisions of this Part of this Act, or any copy or certificate of any such register, or the name of any witness to any such certificate; (b) Any declaration required to be taken for any of the purposes of this Part of this Act; (c) Any certificate of any justice of the peace or magistrate of any such declaration having been taken before him or any certificate of any officer of the Commissioners; (d) Any certificate of any person authorised under this Part of this Act to grant a certificate of the life or death of any annuitant; (e) Any certificate of any cashier or clerk of the Bank of England or Bank of Ireland; (f) The name of any person on any certificate or other instrument for the payment of money for the purchase of any annuity or insurance under the provisions of this Part of this Act; (g) The name of any person on any receipt or discharge for any such annuity, or on any receipt or discharge for any payment due or to become due thereon, or for any sum payable under any insurance under the provisions of this Part of this Act; (h) The name of any person on any certificate or other instrument authorising the receipt of any life annuity . . . of whatsoever kind, or sum payable under any insurance, granted under this Part of this Act, or any payment due or to become due thereon; he shall be liable on conviction to the like punishment as if he had been convicted of forgery.