Texas § NR.23.060 - FEES FOR RECORDING AND ISSUING DOCUMENTS
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§ NR.23.060. FEES FOR RECORDING AND ISSUING DOCUMENTS
FEES FOR RECORDING AND ISSUING DOCUMENTS. (a) The fees for recording documents in the county surveyor's records, for issuing certificates, and for making certified copies are the fees provided by law. (b) The county surveyor is entitled to fees for all documents recorded by the county surveyor or a deputy of the county surveyor and for all certificates and certified copies issued by the county surveyor or a deputy of the county surveyor. (c) The county clerk of the county is entitled to all fees for documents recorded by the county clerk and for all certificates and certified copies issued by the county clerk under Sections 23.0515 (b) and 23.057 (3). Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1421, Sec. 9, eff. June 1, 2003.
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