Document Registration (3) مقاله

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Also, Article 1287 of the Civil Code states: "Documents that are prepared in the Deeds and Registration Office, or in Notary Public offices, or before other official officers within the limits of their competence and according to legal regulations, are official". Furthermore, in Article 10 of the Civil Code, it is emphasized that: "Contracts private, provided it does not expressly contravene the law, are binding upon those who have concluded them" and the implication of Article 30 of the Notary Public Law also emphasizes compliance with the aforementioned order, stating: "Notaries are obliged to proceed with the preparation and registration of clients' documents. If the notary cannot verify the identity of the visitor through the aforementioned methods, they must refrain from registering the document (Articles 50, 51, and 52 of the Registration Law) and, if the client insists as mentioned, they must declare the matter in writing to them according to Article 30 of the Notary Public Law. A notary public cannot prepare documents that are for their own benefit or for persons under their guardianship, trusteeship, or curatorship, nor documents for individuals who have a consanguineous relationship up to the fourth degree or an affinity relationship up to the third degree with them, or who are their servants (Article 53 of the Registration Law). Regarding the rescission of transactions for registered properties, notary public offices are obliged, after recording the rescission in the register and the ownership deed, to send the original transaction document and the rescission notice to the local registration unit (Articles 44 and 46 of the 1317 Regulations with subsequent amendments).