Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
(2)when the mother was sexually abducted or deceived into having sexual intercourse during the period in which she could get pregnant;
(3)when a document from the father shows that the child is his child;
(4)when an entry in the birth register, made at the request of the father, shows that the child is his child, or such an entry was made with the knowledge or consent of the father;
(5)when the father and mother openly cohabited during the period in which she could get pregnant;
(6)when there was sexual intercourse with the mother during the period in which she could get pregnant and there is no appropriate reason to believe that the child was fathered by another man;
(7)when there is a circumstance in which the state of being a child has been generally known all along.
The circumstance in which the state of being a child has been generally known all along shall be established by the fact which shows the relationship as a father and child found
