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Reputation to be Evidence of Appointments.
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XLIV. And be it enacted, That if any Question shall arise as to the Right of any Magistrate, or of any Inspector, Sub-Inspector, Chief Constable or Head Constable, or Sub-Constable, to hold or execute any such Office respectively, common Reputation shall to all Intents and Purposes be deemed and held to be sufficient Evidence of such Right; and it shall not be necessary to produce any Appointment, or any Oath, Affidavit, or other Document or Matter whatsoever, in Proof of such Right.
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