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Section 368
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368. A copy of any by-law, duly enacted, shall be received as evidence, provided that the same be signed and certified by the clerk or by the person in charge of access to documents of the municipality, and be sealed with the seal of the municipality, without any proof being necessary of the validity of the seal, or the signature of the said clerk or person in charge saving the right of any party attacking the by-law to proceed against the same by improbation.
368. A copy of any by-law, duly enacted, shall be received as evidence, provided that the same be signed and certified by the clerk or by the person in charge of access to documents of the municipality, and be sealed with the corporate seal of the municipality, without any proof being necessary of the validity of the corporate seal, or the signature of the said clerk or person in charge saving the right of any party attacking the by-law to proceed against the same by improbation.
368. A copy of any by-law, duly enacted, shall be received as evidence, provided that the same be signed and certified by the clerk of the municipality, and be sealed with the corporate seal of the municipality, without any proof being necessary of the validity of the corporate seal, or the signature of the said clerk— saving the right of any party attacking the by-law to proceed against the same by improbation.
