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As published
35 Execution of instruments of Postmaster-General
(1) Any instrument requiring to be executed by the Postmaster-General, or to which he is a party, may be executed by any of the secretaries of the Post Office in the name of the Postmaster-General, and, if so executed, shall be deemed to have been executed by the Postmaster-General, and shall have effect accordingly.
(2) Any instrument purporting to be so executed shall, until the contrary is proved, fee deemed to have been duly executed without proof of the official character of the person appearing to have executed it.
Your change, as a redline
35 Execution of instruments of Postmaster-General
(1) Any instrument requiring to be executed by the Postmaster-General, or to which he is a party, may be executed by any of the secretaries of the Post Office in the name of the Postmaster-General, and, if so executed, shall be deemed to have been executed by the Postmaster-General, and shall have effect accordingly.
(2) Any instrument purporting to be so executed shall, until the contrary is proved, fee deemed to have been duly executed without proof of the official character of the person appearing to have executed it.
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