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单词 notary
释义
notary
noun[C]
lawspecialized
uk
/ˈnəʊ.tər.i/us
/ˈnoʊ.t̬ɚ.i/
(alsonotary public)
anofficialwho has thelegalauthorityto say thatdocumentsarecorrectlysignedortrueor to make anoath(=promise)official:
公证员
Thisagreementwasdrawnup andverifiedby a notary.这份协议草拟之后经过了公证员的公证。
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(Definition ofnotaryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

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In addition, some categories of workers have their own special pension schemes : bank employees, notaries, self-employed university graduates, armed forces personnel and police force personnel.
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Many entries from other notaries were also hand-copied.
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Other occupational groups who were apparently more likely to sue than to be sued were yeomen, scribes and notaries, and apothecaries and barbers.
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Another official, also anotary, was usually in charge of a district fair always located outside of the presidio itself.
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To purchase a property, one first had to claim it via adjudication before anotary.
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Notaryrecords also include documents admitting to the former establishment of legal representation but designed to end such legal representation.
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It established two ' tabellions ' (notaries) and a ' scelleur royal ' to register contracts.
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The inventory listed very few material possessions that, according to thenotary' did not exist anymore since his sister had already taken care of them'.
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Often, notaries were even explicitly prohibited from engaging in the registration of land transfers.
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On the other hand, both employment contracts and purchases on credit were formally stipulated before anotaryat the beginning of the sixteenth century.
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Also, it would be dominant in sectors headed by organisations (ministries) in which mainly people with a legal degree work (lawyers, notaries).
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Often, the deals they struck, like other legal contracts, were witnessed by notaries and recorded for posterity in the beautiful hand of notarial scribes.
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The author may well have been anotary.
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Already in the eleventh century, public notaries were active in this field, mainly operating in the cities but also extending their activities to the countryside.
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You can only become a doctor, a dispensing chemist, an architect, a structural engineer, an attorney, or anotarypublic after formal admission, which is preceded by formal training.
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