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Notarization Law

Regulates notary public offices, licensed notaries and marriage officiants, their powers, notarization procedure, and the evidential and executory force of notarized documents.

LawRoyal Decree M/16419/11/1441H · 10 July 2020Contracts & Transactions

In brief

Regulates notary public offices, licensed notaries and marriage officiants, their powers, notarization procedure, and the evidential and executory force of notarized documents.

What it covers

  • Powers of the notary public and licensed notary
  • Notary licence requirements and advertising
  • Notarization procedure and term of a power of attorney
  • Force of notarized documents and penalties

Timeline

  1. Issued: Royal Decree M/164 · 19/11/1441H

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