Person licensed by the state to perform acts in legal affairs, in particular witnessing signatures on documents.
Someone legally empowered to witness signatures and certify a document's validity and to take depositions.
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This was a grave, smooth-faced individual in the attire of a notary.
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And he pushed the notary in his evening coat into the street.
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In France the key person in a property transaction is the notary.
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So he drew in his horns and met the notary half way.
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While the ceremony is yet in progress, the notary is called out.
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The head clerk of a notary in Grenoble heard of these changes.
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Now the next person who entered the room was the notary himself.
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A private notary in a village had changed ownership, the bank says.
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The notary spread out his hands in a gesture that conveyed assent.
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I am going to Auberive to notify the justice and the notary.
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I'm a notary public and can sign the Illinois paperwork, as well.
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He got up the fallen post and walked over to the notary.
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And, taking the notary by the arm, he went to the door.
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An hour afterwards the notary came in, bringing good news to them.
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She had turned it over to Jacques Ferrand, a notary in Paris.
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Everything that passes must be in writing and attested by a notary.
