Tennessee § 59-4-206 - Lost certificates — Copies.
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§ 59-4-206. Lost certificates — Copies.
In case of the loss or destruction of a certificate, the secretary of state may supply a copy thereof to the person losing same upon the payment of fifty cents (50¢); provided, that it shall be shown to the satisfaction of the secretary of state that the loss has actually occurred and the loser was a holder of such certificate. Acts 1915, ch. 169, § 16; Shan., § 3079a108; mod. Code 1932, § 5591; Acts 1953, ch. 86, § 30 (Williams, §§ 5591, 5638.30); T.C.A., (orig. ed.), § 58-409.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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