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First Transdniestrian private notary office obtains license
The first private notary office in Transdniestria will start working in Tiraspol soon.
According to REPORTER.MD’s correspondent in Tiraspol, the first private notary office in the region is a woman. She received the license recently. It is expected that the private notary offices will ease the activity of the public notary office that are now overloaded. The private notary office will deal with all kinds of notary operations, except inheritance-related cases that will remain the prerogative of the public notaries // Reporter.MD Publication date: 20 May 2008 Source: Archive 
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