deeds). 44 Due to the dearth of preserved primary documents recording laws promulgated by TT government, Commonwealth courts sometimes turn to secondary sources, such as publications by the TT government and its employees. Cf. In re Estate of Rangamar, 4 N.M.I. 72, 75 (1993) (taking judicial notice of a TT government publication as a source of information about Carolinian land custom). One secondary source notes that applicants yance shall be issued by the government ... for homestead land entered under the provisions of this chapter; PROVIDED, that no such deed shall be issued until ... the execution of a certification by the district administrator certifying that the homesteader has complied with all laws, rules and regulations appertaining to the homestead”); Cruz, 6 TTR at 357-60 (<HOLDING>). Subsequent to Cruz, the legislature enacted
holding that appellate jurisdiction is limited to the issues contained in the certificate of appealability holding that because exclusion was not provided to certificate holder terms of the certificate controlled holding that under 67 ttc  208 issuance of deeds of conveyance may be compelled once government issues certificate of compliance to homesteader holding that a certificate of correction is not effective for causes of action arising before its issuance holding that the irs was not required to provide a certificate of compliance with the rfpa under 12 usc  3403b with respect to issuance of summonses based on the exclusion set forth at 12 usc  3413c