For the authentication of his official acts, each such notary must provide a seal of office which must present, by its impression, his name, office and the state for which he was appointed.
(Acts 1943, No. 431, p. 400, §3.)For the authentication of his official acts, each such notary must provide a seal of office which must present, by its impression, his name, office and the state for which he was appointed.
(Acts 1943, No. 431, p. 400, §3.)
For the authentication of his official acts, each such notary must provide a seal of office which must present, by its impression, his name, office and the state for which he was appointed.
(Acts 1943, No. 431, p. 400, §3.)