Notary is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOTARY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a public official who can certify documents
• a person authorized to perform certain legal formalities, especially to draw up or certify contracts, deeds, and other documents for use in other jurisdictions.
• person authorized to witness legal documents
• One who records in shorthand what is said or done; as, the notary of an ecclesiastical body.
• A public officer who attests or certifies deeds and other writings, or copies of them, usually under his official seal, to make them authentic, especially in foreign countries. His duties chiefly relate to instruments used in commercial transactions, such as protests of negotiable paper, ship\'s papers in cases of loss, damage, etc. He is generally called a notary public.
• someone legally empowered to witness signatures and certify a document\'s validity and to take depositions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a public officer who certifies documents

Words related to NOTARY

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Words that contain NOTARY

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How to use NOTARY in a sentence

• I could have sworn that she already saw him a notary or a doctor.
• I did call, and was told the notary had been here and the transfer had been legally made.
• Lamberto Squarci, the notary, positively refused to advance anything, and it was quite certain that no one else would.
• The families of the country folk, whenever they heard any talk about smart men, always thought immediately of the notary from Valencia.
• The notary and his wife always spoke of Dona Pepa as of a familiar person, but the child never had seen her in their home.
• She had turned it over to Jacques Ferrand, a notary in Paris.
• When Rudolph finally attempted to communicate with Germain he learned that the young man had been accused of theft from notary Ferrand and imprisoned.
• The daughter of a provincial notary, Madame Recamier was the honored associate of princes.
• He was the son of a notary in Florence, was educated by a Dominican friar and became a clerk in one of the commercial houses of the Medici.
• At this moment of writing Lehon the notary and the Prince de Bergues are serving their time there by an exercise of leniency which, though arbitrary, is humane.
• Instead of depositing the three thousand francs in Paris, as she was advised by the notary of the wine-merchant who had left it her, the old woman insisted on keeping it by her.
• Grevin, a seminary comrade of Malin, assisted the transaction, and the Councillor rewarded his help with the office of notary at Arcis.
• After exchanging a rapid glance with the notary, which Bordin intercepted, he replied that he had not burned any papers.
• Our notary, I feel sure, will be proud to have a famous man for his son-in-law.
• When the notary pursued his inquiries as to the possibilities of a drama in the bed of a torrent, the little girl turned slowly away and began to cry.
• The notary at Berlin, to whom the lawyer had written, informed him that the documents he had been requested to forward would arrive within a few days of this note announcing them.
• Lionardo da Vinci was the son of a notary, and early showed a taste for painting as well as for arithmetic and mathematics.
• But on went the notary, down this street and up that, till at last he reached his own door.
• Monsieur and Madame Ragon, their predecessors, the uncle Pillerault, Roguin the notary, the Messrs.
• Of all the above, I, the said notary, testify herewith.
• Everything that passes must be in writing and attested by a notary.
• Therefore, on this said day, and in presence of me, the said notary, certain palm-trees were cut, and the said fort begun.
• The notary also advised his client to sell the stocks left to Ursula by Monsieur de Jordy.
• In short, the second clerk in the office of Maitre Crottat, notary, had fallen in love with her, as youth at two-and-twenty can fall in love.
• If necessary it could be sworn to before a notary public.
• So he went out and got a notary to attest his signature to the letter, and posted it to Messrs.
• He wrote constantly, and enclosed the letters to the old notary at the University, who, with Teutonic regularity, stamped and posted them.
• The Notary, advancing, laid it on the bar of the Court, and everybody crowded to look on and see those requested to sign do so.
• On another occasion, when a conference was held with one of the tribes, great alarm was caused by a notary, who attended to take notes of the conversation.

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