GA-0228
Texas Attorney General Opinion
Electronically generated real estate filings, a clerk has no authority to accept or paper copies thereof and cannot be liable for civil penalty for refusing|Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (the "E-Sign Act") does not require a county clerk to accept electronically generated real estate filings or paper copies thereof|Electronically generated real estate filings, a county clerk has no authority to accept or paper copies thereof and cannot be liable for civil penalty for refusing
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