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rep. not.

English translation: Repertorio Notaio - vs

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Italian term or phrase:rep. not.
English translation:Repertorio Notaio - vs

14:29 Mar 23, 2004
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Law: Contract(s) / atto di cessione
Italian term or phrase: rep. not.
atto di cessione

....in virtu dei poteri a lui conferiti con Procura Speciale in data 11/12/95 no. ...... rep. not. (name of person or place - could be either)

If more info is needed, I can provide more of the paragraph, but it is essentially outlining the details of the 'Cessionaria'
Amy Christie
United Kingdom
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Repertorio Notaio - vs
Explanation:
This is what it stands for. It's the official number given by Italian Notaries to the instruments that they draw up. I hope you find a good translation for that. I am not fully satisfied with what I usually use: index no.
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Repertorio Notaio - vs


Explanation:
This is what it stands for. It's the official number given by Italian Notaries to the instruments that they draw up. I hope you find a good translation for that. I am not fully satisfied with what I usually use: index no.

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Thanks for clearing this up for me!

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agree  Grace Anderson: ditto
12 mins
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agree  KirstyMacC (X): Notarial Protocol i.e. 'Register of Instruments', even in non-civil jurisdictions - see Brooke's Notary, Sweet & Maxwell, London.
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