Cap. 55 Art. 75How copies and extracts are to be written.

(1) The provisions of article 30 as to the manner in which the original acts are to be written, and any variation, addition or cancellation is to be made, shall apply also to copies and extracts issued from acts or registers:

Provided that any variation or addition made in the original act or in the register as provided in the said article and in article 59 shall be copied out in its proper place in the body of the act and not by means of a marginal note.

(2) Copies may also be printed or prepared by other mechanical means, provided the impression of the characters be made with indelible ink.

(3) The notary, however, may not remove from his office the original acts or registers except for the purpose of preparing copies as provided in sub-article (2).