Yet, what has this got to do with sending Pronouncements of Restitution of our Rights or Ecclesiastical deeds? Of course, there is rarely a war that does not include at least one allegation of a breach of such international treaties and often several accounts of “war crimes”. The Hague Regulations of 1907, The Geneva Convention as well as a number of other instruments such as the Lieber Code (1863) make certain clear rules concerning the conduct of war which all combatants are expected to follow. There is an old saying that “in war, there are no rules”. It is why, a number of people who have reviewed the ecclesiastical deed process have asked the legitimate question as to why in the past there has been no Notarial process associated with lodgment?Ī further question is why are notaries seemingly so important in the process of lodgment of instruments into the private courts or other offices of the Roman system? what makes notary public special? And why does it sometimes appear the same courts will dismiss certain notary public documents and not others?įinally, is the use of notary public the only means by which an instrument can be validated, or are there other means? If so why? Let us begin by reviewing an important concept that needs to now be considered when moving forward with instruments and the court. Many official instruments are not considered valid, unless sealed by a notary. Within the private laws of the private courts of the private bar guild, the role of notaries and Notarial process is claimed to be highly respected. Ecclesiastical Deed Poll | Notaries and Notarial Process

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