Yes, because the National Notarial Regulations ( article 9-1) expressly forbids him from receiving an act without having provisioned a sufficient amount, to cover the expenses, rights, emoluments and fees. The notary cannot consent to his client in advance, through any form or capacity.
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A-t-on le droit de changer de notaire alors qu’on a déjà établi chez lui, il y a 15 ans, une donation au dernier vivant ? Doit-on justifier cette demande ? Me David Ambrosiano, notaire, vous répond sur BFM Business dans l'émission "Le Club du Droit / Passez-moi le notaire".
Yes, because the National Notarial Regulations ( article 9-1) expressly forbids him from receiving an act without having provisioned a sufficient amount, to cover the expenses, rights, emoluments and fees. The notary cannot consent to his client in advance, through any form or capacity.
Acts which do not present any degree of urgency must be postponed. Mentioning a typology of acts here is difficult. The profession is working to establish all the documents, in particular through the means of a remote appearance via Visio conference. Only proven emergency situations could be of a nature…