New York § 381 - 381The legislative body of a county may, for the convenience of the county, designate certain named county officers and employees to apply f...
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 381 — 381The legislative body of a county may, for the convenience of the county, designate certain named county officers and employees to apply f..., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 381. 381The legislative body of a county may, for the convenience of the county, designate certain named county officers and employees to apply f...
§ 381. The legislative body of a county may, for the convenience of the county, designate certain named county officers and employees to apply for notary commissions and pay the necessary fees therefor from county funds. Such payment shall be deemed to be for a county purpose. No fee shall be charged or collected by such officer or employee for any notarial act performed by him.
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What does New York Consolidated Laws § 381 cover?
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