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Notarial Transaction

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Notarial Transaction 

a transaction requiring a notarial form. Under present Soviet law such transactions include contracts to buy and sell, exchange, or present as a gift a house in a city or urban-type settlement; contracts to mortgage a house; wills; and contracts to present gifts worth more than 500 rubles. At the request of the parties, notarial offices may also witness any other transaction that does not conflict with the law, for which notarial witnessing is not obligatory. The notarial form gives a contract validity, clarifies the relations between the parties, and, where necessary, serves as proof in court that a transaction was effected.



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The substantial number of Greeks seemingly acting in their own right in notarial transactions suggests that either non-free Greeks were allowed greater legal freedom than their status would imply, or that there were in fact more free Greeks than has been previously assumed.
This landmark event, set for Montreal, June 27-30, will explore ways in which notaries can utilize the benefits of new electronic technologies while still ensuring the integrity of notarial transactions for the public good.
This landmark event, set for Montreal, June 27-30, will explore how notaries can utilize the benefits of new electronic technologies while still ensuring the integrity of notarial transactions for the public good.
 
 
 
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