The opinion
Davis, C. J.
(concurring).—I concur with this observation: where a certificate of acknowledgment recites affirmatively that the parties
did
appear before the officer, juris
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diction is presumed and such certificate of acknowledgment is to be taken as a quasi-judicial record which cannot be overthrown, except upon clear and convincing affirmative evidence to the effect that the officer’s' certificate is in effect a pure fabrication. In other words, the falsification or fabrification of a certificate of acknowledgment is a fraud for which a remedy exists. But every presumption of law and of fact is in favor of the verity of the recited facts specified in an acknowledgment, and a certificate of acknowledgment in proper form should be sustained by and through its' own force and effect as evidence, unless clearly and affirmatively impeached.