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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “notarial authority”

Clerk of Court Notarial Authority: Scope and Limits in Philippine Legal Proceedings

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that clerks of court may notarize only matters related to their official functions, not private pleadings.

Clerk of Court Notarial Authority: Limits on Ex-Officio Powers in Appeals

Supreme Court clarifies clerks of court cannot notarize appeal pleadings; improper verification warrants dismissal of petition for review.

Clerk of Court's Notarial Authority and Decorum: Lessons from Solas

Court personnel must know the limits of notarial authority and maintain decorum. A clerk of court's misconduct case explained.

Judicial Overreach Limits on Notarial Authority of Judges in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies limits on judges' notarial authority under Circular No. 1-90, penalizing unauthorized notarization of private documents.

When Judges Cannot Notarize Documents: Limits on Notarial Authority and Admissibility in Philippine Law

Supreme Court clarifies when judges may notarize documents, why invalid notarization affects admissibility, and what makes a deed private.