Meanings
plural notaires
- lawA French official which attests and certifies certain legal documents; a notary.
I was so disgusted that I asked the notaire to draw up papers to transfer the property.
1999, Richard Olney, Reflexions, page 852 more examples
Article L243-2 of the insurance code states that in all conveyance deeds for a property less than 10 years old, the notaire has the duty to indicate references to the insurance.
2007 August 1, Kerry Schrader, editor, French Law for Property Buyers, page 3The notaire would not, of course, close the deal unless another €11,000 was forthcoming.
2008, Hubert Franz-Josef Bromma, How to Invest in Offshore Real Estate and Pay Little or No Taxes, page 16
Origin
- Frenchnotaire
- Frenchnotaire
- Englishnotaire
Unadapted borrowing from French notaire.
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