3 V.S.A. § 110
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§ 110. Surveyor General's papers
Official statutory text
All books, papers and records of the Surveyor General which are in the possession of the State or may come into its possession shall be in the custody of the Secretary of State, and copies thereof duly certified by such officer shall be evidence in court and have the same force as the original.
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