Delaware § 127 Acknowledgment of corporate deeds or other instruments

Delaware Statutes

§ 127 — Acknowledgment of corporate deeds or other instruments

Delaware·Title 25·Part General Provisions·Ch. 1 DEEDS·Subch. Form, Acknowledgment and Proof of Deeds and Other Legal Instruments

A deed concerning lands or tenements or any other written instrument entitled to be recorded, executed by a corporation, may be executed and acknowledged before any judge of this State, or a judge of the District Court or Court of Appeals of the United States, or a notary public, or 2 justices of the peace of the same county, by the president or other presiding officer or a vice-president or an assistant vice-president, duly authorized by resolution of the directors, trustees or other managers, or by the legally constituted attorney, of such corporation.

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A deed concerning lands or tenements or any other written instrument entitled to be recorded, executed by a corporation, may be executed and acknowledged before any judge of this State, or a judge of the District Court or Court of Appeals of the United States, or a notary public, or 2 justices of the peace of the same county, by the president or other presiding officer or a vice-president or an assistant vice-president, duly authorized by resolution of the directors, trustees or other managers, or by the legally constituted attorney, of such corporation.

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Legislative History

Code 1852, § 1616; 16 Del. Laws, c. 521 ; 27 Del. Laws, c. 265 ; Code 1915, § 3205; Code 1935, § 3666; 48 Del. Laws, c. 130, § 1 ; 25 Del. C. 1953, § 127