shall be the duty of the registrar to require that all docu- ments offered for filing concerning registered land, shall be made out with a view to permanency. The registrar may refuse to accept any document for filing which is his judgment is wholly or partially written, made out, or filled in with inferior ink or faded typewriter ribbon and likely to fade quickly, and may require such documents to be redrawn in India or indelible ink to insure permanency. Registrars must in every instance in making out a new certificate of title, memorials, or entries of any kind in connection with registered land, use India ink for handwriting and indelible ink for typewriter or rubber stamps.
SOURCE: CC ‘1157.100.

§ 29203. Deputies: Appointment, Number, Duties, and
Compensation.
Deputies may be appointed by the Director of Land Management. Deputies shall be in such number as may be necessary to carry out the work program involved at any particular time. Compensation shall be the subject of a separate agreement between the government of Guam and the individual deputy
employed, and shall be based on the currently prevailing wage scales for the particular type of work done by an individual deputy.
SOURCE: CC ‘1157.101.
NOTE: ”1157.102, 1157.103 and 1157.104 of the former Civil Code, concerning offenses against the statute and penalties therefor, were repealed by P.L. 13-187:7, 8 and 9 respectively.