Certified record definition

Certified record means a copy of a document designated as a true copy by the agency officer entrusted with custody of the original to be used for purposes prescribed under A.R.S. § 28-442.
Certified record means a motor vehicle record certified by the Administration that is admissible in any judicial proceeding in the same manner as the original record, whose contents and time period covered may vary depending upon the eligibility of the requester under the [State Government Article, §10-616(p)] General Provisions Article, §4-320, and Transportation Article, §12-111, Annotated Code of Maryland.
Certified record means a plan or field notes prepared in a manner satisfactory to the registrar-general, and certified to as accurate by a surveyor, showing the particulars of a survey made by the surveyor; (« dossier attesté »)

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Certified record means a copy of a document designated as a true copy by the agency officer entrusted with custody of the

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