Smith & Bondurant v. Meador
Supreme Court of Georgia
Officers. Notaries Public. ■ Assignments. Before Judge Hammond. Fulton Superior Court. September Term, 1884. Smith
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Chief Justice.
The legal question which this record makes is, whether a deed of -assignment is void because the affidavit thereto was made before a commercial notary public a few days after the expiration of his term of office, and before the renewal of his appointment; and that question turns on this, was he then a de facto officer, and if not, then, under our statute, is he de jure an officer ? And that turns upon this, is the commercial notary a public officer ?
1. Public officers hold over until successors are appointed. Code, §132. Notaries public for commercial purposes are…
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