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Powers of Attorney in International Practice

Phanor J. Eder

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LAw REvisioN CommissioN 403 (1941).6. Originally called tabellio, a name which has survived in Brazil.The notarius was a mere scribe.The name was gradually changed from tabellio to notarius, which became the general term among the Lombards and then spread.This hotarius of the age of the glossators is the direct forerunner of the modern notary.Brown, Origin and Early History of the Office of Notary, 47 Juam.IEv.201, 355 and App.(1935); BROoKE, NOTARY (6th ed., Cranstoun, 1901).7. Two Novels of Justinian include the requirement of witnesses.Brown, supra note 6, at 228 and App.

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LAw REvisioN CommissioN 403 (1941).6. Originally called tabellio, a name which has survived in Brazil.The notarius was a mere scribe.The name was gradually changed from tabellio to notarius, which became the general term among the Lombards and then spread.This hotarius of the age of the glossators is the direct forerunner of the modern notary.Brown, Origin and Early History of the Office of Notary, 47 Juam.IEv.201, 355 and App.(1935); BROoKE, NOTARY (6th ed., Cranstoun, 1901).7. Two Novels of Justinian include the requirement of witnesses.Brown, supra note 6, at 228 and App.

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LAw REvisioN CommissioN 403 (1941).6. Originally called tabellio, a name which has survived in Brazil.The notarius was a mere scribe.The name was gradually changed from tabellio to notarius, which became the general term among the Lombards and then spread.This hotarius of the age of the glossators is the direct forerunner of the modern notary.Brown, Origin and Early History of the Office of Notary, 47 Juam.IEv.201, 355 and App.(1935); BROoKE, NOTARY (6th ed., Cranstoun, 1901).7. Two Novels of Justinian include the requirement of witnesses.Brown, supra note 6, at 228 and App.

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