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With The Notaries Rules, 1956 as Amended by (Amendment) Rules, 2016 and Guide Note on functions of Notaries
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Contents
The Notaries Act, 1952
1. Short title, extent and commencement
2. Definitions
3. Power to appoint notaries
4. Registers
5. Entry of names in the Register and issue or renewal of certificates of practice
6. Annual publication of lists of notaries
7. Seal of notaries
8. Functions of notaries
9. Bar of practice without certificate
10. Removal of names from Register
11. Construction of references to notaries public in other laws
12. Penalty for falsely representing to be a notary, etc.
13. Cognizance of offence
14. Reciprocal arrangements for recognition of notarial acts done by foreign notaries
15. Power to make rules
16. [Repealed]
THE NOTARIES RULES, 1956
Rules
1. Short title
2. Definitions
3. Qualifications for appointment as a notary
4. Application for appointment as a notary
5. [Omitted]
6. Preliminary action on application
7. Recommendation of the competent authority
7A. Constitution of the Interview Board
7B. Transitional provision
8. Appointment of a notary
8A. Extension of area of practice
8B. Renewal of Certificate of Practice
9. Fees for issue and renewal of certificate of practice and extension of area
10. Fees payable to a notary for doing any notarial act
11. Transaction of business by a notary
12. Seal of notary
13. Inquiry into the allegations of professional or other misconduct of a notary
14. Submission of returns
15.
16.
17. Annual publication of the list of notaries
SCHEDULE. [States/Union Territories and the maximum number of notaries to be
appointed by the Central Government/by State Government or Union
Territory Administration— See rule 8(4A)]
FORM I.— Memorial [To be drawn by a person who has been practising at least for
ten years see rule 4(2)]
FORM II.— [Memorial—to be drawn by a person who had been (i) a member of the
Indian Legal Service under the Central Government, or (ii) a member of
judicial service at least for ten years, or who had held an office under the
Central Government or State Government, or who had held office in the
department of fudge Advocate General or in the legal department of the
Armed Force—See rule 4(2)]
FORM IIA.— Register of Notaries
FORM IIB.— Certificate of Practice
FORM III.— Form of Noting for Dishonour (To be made upon the instrument or upon
a paper attached thereto, or partly upon each)
FORM IIIA.— Form of Noting for Dishonour (To be entered in the Notarial Register)
FORM IV.— Form of Protest of Bill of Exchange for Non-acceptance
FORM IVA.— Form of Acts of Honour
FORM V.— Form of Protest of Bill of Exchange for Non-acceptance when the Drawee
cannot be found
FORM VI.— Form of Protest of Promissory Note or Bill of Exchange for Non-payment
FORM VII.— Form of Protest of Promissory Note or Bill of Exchange for Non-payment
when the Maker, Drawee, or Acceptor (as the case may be) cannot be found
FORM VIII.— Form of Protest of Bill of Exchange for better Security
FORM IX.— Form of Protest of Bill of Exchange for better Security when the Acceptor
cannot be found FORM X.— Form of Notice of Protest to Drawer to be
given by a Notary
FORM XI.— Form of Notice of Protest to Endorser to be given by a Notary
FORM XII.— Form of Notarial Act of Declaration having been made by a Payer for Honour
FORM XIII.— Form of complaint
FORM XIV.— Form of Return to be submitted by a Notary
FORM XV.— Notarial Register
Guide Note on Functions of Notaries
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