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Journal of Judicial Studies N° 8
NOTARIAL INSTRUCTIONS, VALIDITY, AND LEGAL NATURE. APPLICABLE LEGAL STATUTE AND NOTARY’S RESPONSIBILITY
Luis Gonzalo Navarrete Villegas
Public Notary of Valdivia
Abstract
The author presents and examines a judgment of the Supreme Court which deals with the validity and legal nature of instructions given to a notary in the context of real estate transactions, directing them to deliver one set of bank vouchers to a third party not involved in the transaction, and a second set to the seller, once it is proven, through the respective certificates, that the real estate sub- jects of the transaction were registered under the buyer’s name, free from any liens, restrictions, or attachment; reviewing the opinion of the commented judgment and the national doctrine on the matter.
KEYWORDS:
Instructions; legal nature; notarial liability
HOW TO CITE
Navarrete Villegas, Luis Gonzalo (2024). “Notarial instructions, validity, and legal nature. applicable legal statute and notary’s responsibility”, Revista de Estudios Judiciales (8), pp. 243-249.
DATES
Received date: 23/04/2024
Acceptance date: 18/06/2024
Publication date: 30/08/2024
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