Act 7 Registration of Business Names Act 2008 23. Inspection of Documents and Provision of Copies. Any person with a vested interest may, upon payment of the prescribed fee— (a) inspect the register or any documents filed with the Registrar; (b) require to be supplied with a certificate, duly certified by the Registrar, showing the subsisting entries in the Register relating to any individual, firm or corporation registered under this Act; or (c) require to be supplied with a copy of or an extract from any document filed with the Registrar duly certified by the registrar to be a true copy or extract, as the case may be. 24. Certified Copies to be Evidence. A certificate of registration or a copy of, or extract from any document kept, filed or registered at the office of the registrar, if duly certified to be a true copy or extract under the hand of the Registrar, shall in all legal proceedings, civil or criminal, be admissible as prima facie evidence of the contents of the document. 25. Publication of True Names. (1) Every individual, firm or corporation required to be registered by this Act shall, in all trade circulars and business letters on or in which the business name appears and which are issued or sent by the individual, firm or corporation to any person, have mentioned in prominent, legible Roman letters— (a) in the case of an individual, his or her present forenames or the initials thereof and present surname, any former forenames or surname, his or her nationality; 20