EIRP Proceedings, Vol 6 (2011)
The Jurisdiction of Public Notary
Abstract
The jurisdiction generally means the ability of a body or persons to solve a specific problem. Legal
language is not too far from the general sense described. In notary matters, the jurisdiction determines the
specific applications and procedures of a notary office. Notary Public offices have overall responsibility
regarding the notary acts. This jurisdiction shall be defined by the powers of the jurisdictional bodies because
of non-contentious character of the applications that are address to the notary office. But the Law is regulating
also an exceptional territorial jurisdiction. The paperwork refers to an analysis of main forms of notary
jurisdiction. There will be also presented the competence of the administrative bodies and diplomatic
missions in notary matter.
language is not too far from the general sense described. In notary matters, the jurisdiction determines the
specific applications and procedures of a notary office. Notary Public offices have overall responsibility
regarding the notary acts. This jurisdiction shall be defined by the powers of the jurisdictional bodies because
of non-contentious character of the applications that are address to the notary office. But the Law is regulating
also an exceptional territorial jurisdiction. The paperwork refers to an analysis of main forms of notary
jurisdiction. There will be also presented the competence of the administrative bodies and diplomatic
missions in notary matter.
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