Tag: Notary Public
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Misfeasance
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Misfeasance Meaning of Misfeasance Originally, the term was used to denote trespass . In general sense, the improper performance of a lawful act. Also an act of misconduct which causes injury to another. […]
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Misfeasance
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Misfeasance Meaning of Misfeasance Originally, the term was used to denote trespass . In general sense, the improper performance of a lawful act. Also an act of misconduct which causes injury to another. […]
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Capacity
The meaning of this word depends on the assent to any contract. See Smith v Thornhill (Texas) 25 S. W.2d 597; Ashley v Holman, 15 S. C. 97.
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Certificate
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Certificate Meaning of Certificate A statement in writing by a person having a public or official status , or a representation or assurance from such person concerning some matter within his knowledge or […]
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Certificate
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Certificate Meaning of Certificate A statement in writing by a person having a public or official status , or a representation or assurance from such person concerning some matter within his knowledge or […]
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Bill of Sale
A written buyer .
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Certified Copy
A copy of a document signed and certified as a true copy by the officer to whose custody the original is entrusted.
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Attest
To witness any act or event, such as, e.g., the signature or execution of a document, e.g., a will (q.v.)…
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Notary Public
A person who attests the execution of any deeds or writings, or makes certified copies of them in order to render the same authentic, especially for use abroad. He is appointed to his office by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and can be removed from office by the Court of Faculties…
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Notary Public
A person who attests the execution of any deeds or writings, or makes certified copies of them in order to render the same authentic, especially for use abroad. He is appointed to his office by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and can be removed from office by the Court of Faculties…
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Coercion
The term involves threats or force or intimidation . People v Waters, 268 N. Y.S. 2d 203, 49 Misc.2d 566.
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Negligence
Negligence is the omitting to d: something that a reasonable man would do or the doing of something which a reasonable man would not do so under the existing circumstances. See Watson Bro. Transp. Co. v Jacobsen, 97 N. W.2d 52. 168 Neb. 862; Also Baltimore & P.R. Co. Jones, 95 U.S. 439,24 […]
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Negligence
Negligence is the omitting to d: something that a reasonable man would do or the doing of something which a reasonable man would not do so under the existing circumstances. See Watson Bro. Transp. Co. v Jacobsen, 97 N. W.2d 52. 168 Neb. 862; Also Baltimore & P.R. Co. Jones, 95 U.S. 439,24 […]
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Closing Agent
Closing Agents Can Be The Lender, Escrow, Title, Closing Service Companies, Etc. A Closing Agent Actually Performs The Closing Process, Which Includes, Disbursement Of Funds, The Issuing Of Title Insurance, If Applicable And Recording Of The Deed. In Addition, The Closing Agent, If A Notary, […]
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Certify
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Certify Meaning of Certify To testify to in writing; to make known or establish as a fact. 200 111. 243. Translate I Certify from English to Spanish Translation of I Certify, with examples. More […]