Can a notary be a witness?
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Lorina Fedan
Notaries cannot be questioned as witnesses about information that constitutes notarial secrecy, there are exceptions. A notary public may be exempted from the obligation to maintain notarial secrecy regarding entrusted information by the person who entrusted them, to the extent determined by him.
19.12.2023 05:44
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