1398 ARTICLE 35.

An. Code, sec. 60. 1904, sec. 60. 1888, sec. 55. 1798, ch. 108.

63. A copy of any of the books, papers, entries and proceedings of the
treasury, attested by the treasurer, shall be evidence.

Under this section, a paper with the name of the treasurer signed to it is evidence
unless the name is proved not to have been signed by him. Prather v. Johnson, 3 H.
& J. 487.

An. Code, sec. 61. 1904, sec. 61. 1888, sec. 56. 1798, ch. 108.

64. A copy of any of the books, papers, entries and proceedings belong-
ing to the office of the comptroller, attested by the comptroller, shall be
evidence.

See art. 19, sec. 22.

An. Code, sec. 62. 1904, sec. 62. 1888, sec. 57. 1829, ch. 91, sec. 1.

65. Copies or transcripts of manifests or other entries from the books
of inspectors of tobacco, certified under the hand and seal of the inspector
and verified by his affidavit to be true and accurate copies from the original
in his possession and to contain the entire entries or subject-matters in
reference to which such transcripts are required, shall be evidence.

An. Code, sec. 63. 1904, sec. 63. 1888, sec. 58. 1854, ch. 149, sec. 3.

66. All copies of any books, papers, entries and proceedings in the
custody of the keeper of the records of the court of chancery, certified under
his seal of office, shall be evidence.

An. Code, sec. 64. 1904, sec. 64. 1888, sec. 59. 1798, ch. 101, sub-ch. 2, sec. 4. 1817, ch. 119.

1888, ch. 545.

67. Copies of any record in the custody of any of the clerks of the courts
of law or equity, or register of wills, certified by such clerk or register,
under the seal of his office, shall be evidence; and all judgments and decrees,
deeds and other papers and proceedings required by law to be recorded
shall be considered records within the meaning of this section. Short copies
of judgments or decrees rendered by any court of record of this State, certi-
fied by the clerk under the seal of the court, with the docket entries, shall
be admissible evidence in any other court in this State, to prove the recovery
of such judgment or decree; and it shall not be necessary to produce a full
exemplified copy of the record in order to prove such judgment or decree.

A copy of a decree and the docket entries in a case certified in accordance with this
section, held admissible in evidence. Pontier v. State, 107 Md. 390.

A copy of a bond to dissolve an attachment, held part of the record of a case and
admissible in evidence under this section. Shipley v. Fox, 69 Md. 584; McAllister v.
Eichengreen, 34 Md. 57.

Ordinarily, the original records of one county cannot be removed to be offered in
evidence in a case pending in another county, it being necessary to produce certi-
fied copies in accordance with this section; in exceptional cases, however, such
original records may be produced. Jones v. Jones, 45 Md. 154; Evans v. Horan, 52
Md. 606; Morrill v. Gelston, 34 Md. 421. (All three cases were decided prior to the
adoption of sec. 70.)

Quaere, whether a copy of the proceedings in a case, filed as an exhibit with a
bill of complaint, is required to be under seal of court. Gottschalk v. Stein, 69 Md. 59.

The portion of this section making a copy of a recorded deed, evidence, applied.
Sitler v. McComas, 66 Md. 138.