Ecclesiastical Law, Vol. 3 of 4 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Ecclesiastical Law, Vol. 3 of 4

And particularly, the office of a notary in a judicial caufe is employed about three things Fitft, He ought to regiiter and inroll all the judicial aéts of the court, accord to the decree and order of the judge, fetting down in the aft the very time and place of writing the fame. Se condly, 'he ought to deliver to the parties, at their efpe requeft, copies and exemplifications of all fuch judi cial aéts and proceedings, as are there enaéted and decreed. -ar1d thirdly, He ought to retain and keep in his cuttody the originals of fuch aéts and proceedings, commonly called thé protocols (wgwra wa, the 720135, 01' fiifl droughts.) 5 Asa notary is a publick perfon, fo confequently all Anthem, of inftruments made by him are called publick infiruments his proceedings. And ajudicial-regilter. Or record made by him, is evidence in every, court, according to the civil and canon law. And a biihop's regifter eitablifhes a perpetual proof and evi when it is found in the bifh0p's archives; and 3 given not only to the original, but even to an authentic copy exemplified. Ayl. Par. 386. And one notary publick is fufiicient for the exemplifica tion of no matter requiring more than one nota M. The canon law is, that one notary is ny of two witnefl'es. Giéfigg6. {tamp aé'rs, the admiflion of a notar {hall be upon a treble 4os Ramp. And every notarial aft thallbe on a as 6 d fiamp.

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