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(1) When the person on whose behalf the substitute was appointed vacates his office, the tenure of office by the substitute shall also abate thereon. (2) In other cases, an order appointing a substitute shall remain in force until it is revoked, or until the substitute dies or is dismissed or resigns the appointment. ...
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