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Sanctions
Explore Sanctions in Notarial Practice (AM 02-8-13-SC, as amended) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice questions, then take a quiz…
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- Under Rule XI, who exercises the specified supervision and administrative authority over commissioned traditional notar…
- Which failure is expressly listed in Rule XI, Section 1(b) as a ground for revocation or appropriate administrative san…
- What is the default effect of an appeal on a disciplinary sanction imposed under Rule XI, Section 1(c)?
- A notary personally notarizes a document but fails to record the required entry. The notary argues that recording is op…
- An Executive Judge learns from official records that a notary repeatedly fails to submit required entries. No private c…
- A verified complaint alleges notarial violations. The notary files a verified answer that the Executive Judge finds uns…
- A notary submits a false or incomplete certificate and argues that revocation is available only for the total absence o…
- Explain the procedure in Rule XI, Section 1(c) for a verified complaint against a traditional notary, including the eff…
- A sanctioned notary files an appeal and continues notarizing on the assumption that the appeal automatically suspends t…
- The Executive Judge discovers repeated failures to make proper register entries but no private complaint has been filed…
- Does the Executive Judge’s delegated authority under Rule XI include disbarment?
- Under Rule XI, Section 1(a), what follows from a ground on which a notarial application may be denied?