Examples of using Notaries in English and their translations into Polish
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Spanish notaries are responsible for the drawing up of deeds covering the administration of estates
Access to 50 professions- including lawyers, notaries, real estate agents and taxi drivers- has been liberalised in the first wave of reform in 2013.
Offering a legal framework in the Directive for partially qualified professionals and for notaries(see section 4.8);
The activity of authentication entrusted to notaries does not therefore involve a direct
Latvia have argued that their notaries fall under this exception as they have judicial powers.
In this case, however, there should be a preliminary identity check, as well as measures by the competent authority and/or notaries to provide the founder of the company with information and advice.
professional guarantees affecting notaries and the deeds they prepare.
lawyers, notaries, bailiffs and court staff.
namely lawyers, notaries, accountants, architects,
solicitors and notaries have two instances.
This should alleviate the concerns of certain groups of stakeholders, such as notaries, that the level of control exercised within Member States would decrease.
In addition, depending on our Clients' needs, we can offer additional services of specialists cooperating with us- solicitors, notaries, bailiffs, tax advisors,
The Directive tightens the EU anti-money laundering regime currently applicable to the financial sector as well as lawyers, notaries, accountants, real estate agents and casinos.
such as lawyers, notaries and bailiffs and.
The European Commission has requested Spain to levy VAT on services supplied by notaries in connection with financial transactions.
the judge, notaries and the police.
request to the Czech Republic and Latvia to respect EU law by withdrawing their nationality requirements for notaries.
In this way, the relevant authorities and/or notaries could, in particular,
AccOUT cooperates with experienced lawyers and notaries who can assist the client with setting up business.
disproportionate barriers for some highly regulated professions e.g. notaries, property registry agents, court officers.