Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

notario de los del número para el municipio y provincia

English translation:

registered notary for the municipality and province

Added to glossary by Henry Hinds
Apr 16, 2011 17:59
13 yrs ago
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Spanish term

notario de los del número para el municipio y provincia

Spanish to English Other Law (general) power of attorney
This is a power of attorney from the Dominican Republic. The sentence reads as follows: "...ante mí, XXXX [name of attorney], dominicano, mayor de edad, de estado civil casado, titular de la cédula XXXX, de este domicilio y residencia, abogado y notario de los del número para el municipio y provincia de Barahona..." Could it be something like "registered notary for?" Thanks to all for any help you can give.
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Apr 23, 2011 13:25: Henry Hinds Created KOG entry

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registered notary for the municipality and province

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Peer comment(s):

agree Carolina Brito
20 mins
Gracias, Britos.
agree Charles Davis
3 hrs
Gracias, Charles.
agree FVS (X)
1 day 12 hrs
Gracias, FVS.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you, Henry!"
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Notary with the number assigned in sequence for the borough and province

Note, in the first web ref., the first 2 ProZ answers that were not accepted and were arguably on the right lines.

Notaries within most Hispanic countries are assigned numbers which usually fan out from the town, city or provincial centre/center.

The fact that they are also enrolled or registered with an Association or Society of Notaries is a given, whilst the example sentence from the Dominican Rep. emphasises such reg.
Example sentence:

....this is a number or code that is given from the "Colegio de Abogados" to all Lawyers and to the Notary Public; it's assigned to them. . 'Fulano del tal, of the assigned/registered Notary Public of the National District..'

Peer comment(s):

agree Andy Watkinson
5 hrs
Thanks. You know you're onto a winner.
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