(1) A copy or an extract or certificate of registry purporting to be signed by a registrar shall be receivable in evidence in a Court without further or any other proof, unless it is proved to be a forgery. .

(2) The party proposing to use the copy, extract or certificate in evidence in a civil case shall give notice of that intention in writing to the opposite party, and at the same time shall deliver to the appropriate party a copy of the copy or extract and of the certificate on the copy or extract.

(3) On proof of the service or on admission of the receipt of the notice and the copy, the certified copy or extract shall be received in evidence if the Court is of opinion that the service has been made in sufficient time before the hearing to enable the opposite party to apply for a search of the original book or the register /Tom which the copy or extract was taken.