Notarial Act

/ˌnoʊtɛˈriəl ækt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal written record executed or certified by a notary public that verifies acts, facts, or transactions as required by law.
    The notarial act confirmed the authenticity of the signatures on the contract.

Forms

  • notarial acts

Commentary

Notarial acts must comply with statutory requirements to ensure evidentiary value and are distinct from mere notarizations of documents.

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