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Post Office Act · s 98
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Post Office Act · s 98
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Upon and by virtue of the appointment of any person to be Postmaster
General, all property and the benefit and burden, in so far as they still subsist and are capable of being transferred, of all contracts, bonds, securities and things in action, vested in his predecessor or any of his predecessors in his or their official capacity at the time of the predecessor ceasing to hold office, shall be transferred to and vested in, and enure for the benefit and burden of the person so appointed in his official capacity.