Notary Exam Questions With Complete
Solutions
juridical - Answerrelating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law
/.notarial - Answerof, relating to, or characteristic of a notary public
/.Derogation of the common law - AnswerUsed to describe legislation that changes the
common law.
/.oath - Answera formal promise
/.caveat notarius - Answerlet the notary beware
/.appraisement - Answeran estimate of value, as for sale, assessment or taxation,
valuation
/.partitions - Answera division of property among joint owners
/.matrimonial - Answerconnected with marriage or with being married
/.conveyances (noun) - Answerthe document by which a property transfer is effected
/.juridical act - Answerlawful volitional act intended to have legal consequences
/.unilateral - Answerone-sided
/.bilateral - Answertwo-sided
/.onerous - Answerburdensome; heavy; hard to endure
/.gratuitous - Answergiven freely; unearned; unwarranted
/.interdict (v) - Answera person above the age of majority who is declared by a court to
be incapable of either caring for his own or administering an estate
/.curator (n) - Answera person appointed by a court to care for
/.interdiction - Answerjudicial proceeding whereby a curator is appointed for an adult or
emancipated minor
/.notarail act - Answera juridical act executed or passed before a notary public - noatry's
written narrative of a particular transaction
, /.jurisprudence - Answerthe study of law
/.succession - Answerthe transmission of the estate of a deceased person to his
successors.
/.Pleadings - Answerformal written statement of a party's claims or defenses to another
party's claims in a civil action
/.implicitly - Answerabsolutely; completely; totally
/.abstract - Answerhistory of the title to property
/.acceleration clause - Answerclause used in an installment note and mortgage which
gives the lender the right to demand payment in full upon the happening of a certain
event
/.accessory contract - Answera contract is accessory when it is made to provide security
for the performance of an obligation
/.accession - Answeracquiring title to additions or improvements to property
/.accretion - Answerthe increase in property to an heir from the failure of another heir to
take the property
/.acknowledgement act - Answera formal declaration by a party before a notary in the
presence of 2 witnesses
/.acquets & gains - Answera civilian concept referring to the matrimonial regime of
community property
/.acquisitive prescription - Answera mode of acquiring ownership of other real rights by
uninterrupted possession
/.acquittance - Answera release, usually in writting, from an obligation
/.act under private signature - Answerany act in writing signed by a person not in the
presence of a notary
/.administrator - Answera person appointed by the court as the succession
representative
/.affiant - Answerone who makes an affidavit
/.Affidavit of Distinction - Answeran affidavit executed before a notary
/.agreement - Answera contract
Solutions
juridical - Answerrelating to judicial proceedings and the administration of the law
/.notarial - Answerof, relating to, or characteristic of a notary public
/.Derogation of the common law - AnswerUsed to describe legislation that changes the
common law.
/.oath - Answera formal promise
/.caveat notarius - Answerlet the notary beware
/.appraisement - Answeran estimate of value, as for sale, assessment or taxation,
valuation
/.partitions - Answera division of property among joint owners
/.matrimonial - Answerconnected with marriage or with being married
/.conveyances (noun) - Answerthe document by which a property transfer is effected
/.juridical act - Answerlawful volitional act intended to have legal consequences
/.unilateral - Answerone-sided
/.bilateral - Answertwo-sided
/.onerous - Answerburdensome; heavy; hard to endure
/.gratuitous - Answergiven freely; unearned; unwarranted
/.interdict (v) - Answera person above the age of majority who is declared by a court to
be incapable of either caring for his own or administering an estate
/.curator (n) - Answera person appointed by a court to care for
/.interdiction - Answerjudicial proceeding whereby a curator is appointed for an adult or
emancipated minor
/.notarail act - Answera juridical act executed or passed before a notary public - noatry's
written narrative of a particular transaction
, /.jurisprudence - Answerthe study of law
/.succession - Answerthe transmission of the estate of a deceased person to his
successors.
/.Pleadings - Answerformal written statement of a party's claims or defenses to another
party's claims in a civil action
/.implicitly - Answerabsolutely; completely; totally
/.abstract - Answerhistory of the title to property
/.acceleration clause - Answerclause used in an installment note and mortgage which
gives the lender the right to demand payment in full upon the happening of a certain
event
/.accessory contract - Answera contract is accessory when it is made to provide security
for the performance of an obligation
/.accession - Answeracquiring title to additions or improvements to property
/.accretion - Answerthe increase in property to an heir from the failure of another heir to
take the property
/.acknowledgement act - Answera formal declaration by a party before a notary in the
presence of 2 witnesses
/.acquets & gains - Answera civilian concept referring to the matrimonial regime of
community property
/.acquisitive prescription - Answera mode of acquiring ownership of other real rights by
uninterrupted possession
/.acquittance - Answera release, usually in writting, from an obligation
/.act under private signature - Answerany act in writing signed by a person not in the
presence of a notary
/.administrator - Answera person appointed by the court as the succession
representative
/.affiant - Answerone who makes an affidavit
/.Affidavit of Distinction - Answeran affidavit executed before a notary
/.agreement - Answera contract
