As a general rule, the record shall be made by virtue of notarial copies of the instruments filed by the interested party.\nRegistration of obligations or documents to order and to bearer, not involving any mortgage on real property shall be made by virtue of a certified copy of the minutes containing the resolution adopted by those making the issue, and showing the conditions, requisites, and securities of said issue.\nWhen such security consists of a mortgage on real property, the corresponding deed shall be filed in the Mercantile Registry, for record, after it has been recorded in the Registry of Property.\nHistory —Commerce Code, 1932, § 16.
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