notarial in English

adjective

[no·tar·i·al || nəʊ'terɪəl /-'teər-]

of a notary public, authorized by a notary public

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1. Authentications (Apostilles & Notarial Certifications) Steps to getting an apostille or notarial certificate

2. Referred notarial deed to serve as evidence namely, on the court, the accused also just can is opposite notarial deed is captious, have a bit omit advocate notarial deed is invalid at every turn.

3. Notarial activities include property transactions, successions, and affidavits on divorce.

4. Authentication and issuing of notarial certificates, statutory declarations, oaths, affidavits

5. (i)legal consultancy and notarial services, technical and financial expertise, other consultancy and accountancy services;

6. They can be administrative documents, notarial acts, civil status records, miscellaneous contracts or court rulings.

7. The notarial process of signature confirmation, or “Acknowledgement,” involves the individual presenting the notary with …

8. There is always a notarial clause of alienation of the land to "Nature" and 91 % of the land is purchased by public bodies.

9. Outline authorized remote notarial acts such as taking an acknowledgment or verification on oath/affirmation, witnessing/Attesting a signature, or certifying/Attesting a copy

10. What Is An Acknowledgment? The purpose of an Acknowledgment is for a signer, whose identity has been verified, to declare to a Notary or notarial officer that he or she has willingly signed a document.

11. In the case of the small percentage of land (9 %) which is not purchased by public bodies but essentially by nature protection NGOs, the Commission is prepared to examine measures offering even more guarantees than at present (notarial clause of alienation).

12. However, it went on to state that the term covers ‘documents drawn up by a public officer, for example a notarial deed or a writ, documents drawn up by Member States’ official authorities or documents of a type or importance which require them to be transmitted and brought to the addressee’s attention by official procedure’.

13. The 1987 Convention[14] completely abolishes legalisation for several categories of documents: documents emanating from an authority or official, including a public ministry, a clerk of a court or a process-server, administrative documents, notarial acts, official certificates, in particular official certificates which are placed on documents signed by persons in their private capacity, and documents executed by diplomatic or consular agents.