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§ 134 — Signature and seal of county clerk

New York·Law EXC Executive·Art. 6 Department of State
§ 134. Signature and seal of county clerk. The signature and seal of a\ncounty clerk, upon a certificate of official character of a notary\npublic or the signature of a county clerk upon a certificate of\nauthentication of the signature and acts of a notary public or\ncommissioner of deeds, may be a facsimile, printed, stamped,\nphotographed or engraved thereon.\n

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