Esc. Act [nombre]
English translation: acting notary public
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|  Selected response from: Rafael Molina Pulgar Mexico Local time: 23:44 | ||||||
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acting notary public Explanation: suerte. http://books.google.com.mx/books?id=fuFjNv1bsTQC&pg=PA129&lp... |
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intervening notary public Explanation: or else "notary public in charge" Yes, it refers to Escribano Actuante. I wouldn´t suggest *acting* (for Actuante) because it means "holding an interim position, serving temporarily (Black´s Law). |
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