P.R. Laws tit. 4, § 2106
Once the protocols and registries of affidavits have been examined for the reasons established by § 2104 of this title, they shall be delivered to the General Custodian for the corresponding district, thus complying with § 2111(d) of this title with regard to registries of affidavits of less than thirty (30) years. If the result of the examination is that there has been a failure to affix the corresponding internal revenue, notarial tax or Legal Assistance stamps, the Attorney General shall proceed to sue for reimbursement of the pending amounts, from the notary, his heirs, successors or assigns or guarantors, in behalf of the Commonwealth, the Bar Association and legal assistance, and shall inform the Chief Justice of the outcome of these actions.
When the notary ceases to be disabled or to hold the judicial or executive office to which he was appointed, the General Custodian of the district shall return his protocols to him if he should resume the practice of the notarial profession, and the notary so requests it.
History —July 2, 1987, No. 75, p. 242, § 66, eff. 60 days after July 2, 1987.