Pennsylvania Act 1885-35 — LETTERS OF ATTORNEY RECORDED

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LETTERS OF ATTORNEY RECORDED
                   Act of Jun. 3, 1885, P.L. 55, No. 35               Cl. 16
                                  AN ACT

     To allow letters of attorney to be recorded.

        Section 1.  Recording of letters of attorney
        All letters of attorney authorizing contracts to be made, the
     sale and transfer of stocks, bonds, mortgages and any other
     personal property of any kind or description, the receipts of
     money, the discharge and acquittance of legacies or distributive
     shares, or the performance of any act or acts which the party
     constituting such attorney might lawfully have done, may, when
     acknowledged before the officers appointed to take
     acknowledgments of deeds for conveyance of real estate, be
     recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds in the county
     where the powers conferred by such letters are intended to be
     exercised; and the exemplification of the record thereof shall
     be received in evidence in the Courts of this Commonwealth.
     1885, June 3, P.L. 55, Sec. 1.