Title II
in forceOffice, authority, appointment and dismissal of the civil-law notary
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Office, authority, appointment and dismissal of the civil-law notary
The office of civil-law notary entails the authority to execute authentic deeds in cases where the law mandates him to do so or a party requests him…
The civil-law notary (notaris) shall be appointed as such by Royal Decree. The place of establishment shall be specified in the decree.
Immediately after taking the oath, the civil-law notary shall deposit his signature and initials at the registry of the court where he has taken the…
There is a register for the civil-law notary profession, which is maintained by the KNB.
Only a person who possesses the Dutch nationality or the nationality of another Member State of the European Union, of another state that is a party…
The business plan, as referred to in Article 6, shall be drawn up in such a manner that it shows, at a minimum:
Any person who wishes to be eligible for appointment as a civil-law notary shall submit a petition to that effect to the KNB, stating the…
Without prejudice to the incompatibilities arising from other laws, a civil-law notary (notaris) may not simultaneously be a member of the judiciary…
The place of establishment of a civil-law notary may be changed by Our Minister by means of a decision in which the effective date is also…
The civil-law notary shall immediately notify the KNB and the chamber for the civil-law notary profession (kamer voor het notariaat) of the…
The civil-law notary is obliged to maintain an office in the place of establishment stated in the decree of his appointment and to keep his protocol…
A civil-law notary is permitted to perform official duties outside the place of his establishment, provided that this occurs within the territory of…
The civil-law notary is by operation of law dismissed effective from the first day of the month following the month in which they reach the age of…
If the civil-law notary dies, ceases to hold office, or establishes himself outside the district in which his place of establishment is located…