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§ 13:127 — Oaths and acknowledgments

Louisiana § 13:127
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La. Stat. Ann. § 13:127 (2026).

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Oaths and acknowledgments in all cases may be taken or made by or before the clerk of the Supreme Court and his deputies.

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