notarial Antonyms
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Meaning of notarial
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notarial (a.)
Of or pertaining to a notary; done or taken by a notary; as, a notarial seal; notarial evidence or attestation.
notarial Sentence Examples
- The notarial act ensured the authenticity and legal validity of the document.
- The notarial certificate attested to the parties' signatures and their capacity to enter into the contract.
- The notarial seal bore witness to the notary's official authority.
- The lawyer requested a notarial deed to notarize the will.
- The real estate transaction required a notarial closing to transfer ownership.
- The notarial process was essential for establishing the genuineness of the signature.
- The mortgage document required notarial acknowledgment before it could be recorded.
- The notary's notarial powers included administering oaths and taking depositions.
- The affidavit contained a notarial statement that the signer swore to the truth of the contents.
- The notarial record served as permanent evidence of the parties' actions and intentions.
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Of or pertaining to a notary; done or taken by a notary; as, a notarial seal; notarial evidence or attestation.
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The notarial act ensured the authenticity and legal validity of the document.
The notarial certificate attested to the parties' signatures and their capacity to enter into the contract.
The notarial seal bore witness to the notary's official authority.
The lawyer requested a notarial deed to notarize the will.
