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33 §251. Appointment; powers
Title 33: PROPERTY
Chapter 7: CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE
Subchapter 3: EXECUTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Article 1: COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
§251. Appointment; powers
The Governor may appoint one or more commissioners in any other of the United States and in any foreign country, who shall continue in office during his pleasure; and have authority to take the acknowledgment and proof of the execution of any deed, other conveyance or lease of lands lying in this State; and of any contract, letter of attorney or any other writing, under seal or not, to be used or recorded in this State.
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