Memorial Respecting the Right Which Notaries Have Always Enjoyed to Conduct the Non-Contentious Proceedings Mentioned in the Third Part of the Code of Civil Procedure (Classic Reprint)

In January, 1894, the Legislature of this Iârovince appointed a commission to revise and amend the Code of Civil Procedure of Lower Canada and the laws connected therewith, (57 Viet., ch. 9). This commission has just completed its preliminary work and the Government has just laid its third report before the House of A ssembly. The Board of Notaries appreciating the importance to the profession whose interests are committed to it of watching the labors of this Commission, asked in the month of September, 1894, to be represented on it by one of its members for at least, the time during which the third part of the Code of Civil Procedure would be under consideration. This desire was a legitimate one, inasmuch as the third part of the Code of Civil Procedure has reference specially to the Inspection of documents, family councils, tutorships and curatorships, the sale of immovcables belonging to minors or other disqualified persons, to proceedings relating to successions, such as the affixing and removal of seals, the making of inventories, the sale of moveables, benefit of inventory, provisional possession, vacant successions, and arbitrations in general.
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