Sentences with phrase «notaries public act»

Waaaay back in 2013 there was an Alberta Bill passed that consolidated the Notaries Public Act and the Commissioners for Oaths Act.

Not exact matches

In the event of cancellation of the Annual Meeting, the Recording Secretary and a Notary Public shall act as inspectors of election on the date of the meeting or on the first business day thereafter.

In accordance with article 157, c.c., spouses can bring an end with a mutual agreement to the effects of the separation with an «express declaration», intimating that it could be made, orally or in writing by means of a public acknowledgement or private writing, of an act received from a notary or registrar.

3 (1) Except where otherwise provided, an oath, affirmation or statutory declaration for the purposes of this Act may be taken by a returning officer, election clerk, revision assistant, justice of the peace, a commissioner for taking affidavits or a notary public and for election purposes, all election officers appointed by the returning officer are empowered to take such oaths, affirmations or declarations at the poll.

No - one particularly expects the bodies acting for legal executives, notaries public, or costs draftsmen, to commit the resources needed for the task, as their members are unlikely to be running cross-disciplinary practises.

I am aware of section 45 of the Evidence Act of Ontario that provides for the admission in evidence of public documents supported by oath, affirmation etc made before a list of public officials, including notaries.

the educational process need to be amended to be all inclusive and appropriate to the level of responsibility and skills required to act and serve as required by the acts we are being held accountable to, this would mean educational requirements similar to that of a Notary public up to approximately 3 years.

The negligent act in question was the notary public's failure to confirm whether the seller was a Canadian resident.

You will probably want to engage a lawyer or notary public to act on your behalf during the completion of your purchase.