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Florida Statutes > Chapter 116 - Powers and Duties of Officers
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§ 116.01
Payment of public funds into treasury
§ 116.015
Receipt of counterfeit money in the course of operation of public office
§ 116.02
Payment of commissions on unremitted funds prohibited; penalty
§ 116.03
Officers to report fees collected
§ 116.04
Failure of officer to make sworn report of fees
§ 116.05
Examination and publication by Department of Financial Services
§ 116.06
Summary of reports; certain officers not required to report fees
§ 116.07
Account books to be kept by sheriffs and clerks
§ 116.08
County commissioners to furnish books
§ 116.09
Penalty for failure
§ 116.13
Sale of property by heads of state institutions without permission prohibited
§ 116.14
Receipts required from purchasers of state property
§ 116.15
Penalty for violation of ss. 116.13 and 116.14
§ 116.21
Unclaimed moneys; limitation
§ 116.22
Definitions; forfeiture of personal property in custody of clerks of various courts
§ 116.33
Exercise of police power
§ 116.34
Facsimile signatures
§ 116.35
Notary public commissions; employees of state and county agencies
§ 116.36
Notary public commissions; municipal employees
§ 116.37
Notary public commissions; elected officers
§ 116.38
Notary fees
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