notarial execution
notarial execution an ancient procedure whereby a NOTARY PUBLIC
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notary public
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signs a will for a person who is blind or otherwise legally capable but physically unable to read the will. The procedure is that the notary reads the will and, noting the assent of the testator, writes a para- graph on it stating that he is signing instead.
- irrebuttable
- irregular execution
- irregular marriage
- irretrievable breakdown
- irrevocable authority
- irritancy
- Islamic law
- issue
- issue of execution
- issue of securities
- issue of shares
- J.
- JCT
- jeopardy
- jetsam
- joint and several liability
- joint tenancy
- joint tortfeasors
- joint venture
- JP
- judge advocate
- judge advocate-general
- judgment creditor
- judgment debtor
- Judicial Committee of the Privy Council