Harrell v. Kelley

1. Where a copy of a record from a court of ordinary is offered in evidence in another court, accompanied by the ordinary’s certificate as to its correctness, and following the ordinary’s name in the body of the certificate are the words, “Ordinary and ex-off. Clerk of the Court of Ordinary,” and following the ordinary’s signature at the end of the certificate the same ■ descriptive words are repeated, the document is admissible in evidence, over the objection that “it does not affirmatively appear from the certificate of the ordinary that he had no clerk.” Without undesirable prolixity, the…