Facsimile or electronic rendering of signature of recorder
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MA Code › Part II › Title I › Chapter 185 › Section 9
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Section 9. An authorized facsimile or electronic rendering of the recorder's signature on any court records, orders, decisions, documents or legal papers, or copies thereof, or upon any writ, summons, order of notice, order of attachment or execution shall have the same validity as a written signature of the recorder.
Section 9. An authorized facsimile or electronic rendering of the recorder's signature on any court records, orders, decisions, documents or legal papers, or copies thereof, or upon any writ, summons, order of notice, order of attachment or execution shall have the same validity as a written signature of the recorder.
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