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The notary may waive all emoluments relating to a specific deed or to the various deeds received in connection with the same matter.
Before any settlement, lawyers are required to provide the parties, even if they do not request it, with a document, known as a "statement of costs", setting out a detailed account of the emoluments,…
The fees for the services mentioned in numbers 128 and 129 of table 3-1 annexed to article
Prior to signing the deeds for which they are responsible, notaries require a deposit sufficient to cover the corresponding fee and, where applicable, costs and disbursements.
…on them, without prejudice to the obligations resulting for them from articles 547 and 548 of the Civil Code for other funds belonging to customers.
Where the acts, formalities or requests relate to a specific pecuniary obligation, the fixed emoluments indicated in sub-sections 1 to 3 of this section shall be multiplied by the following coefficien…
…it of execution by the bailiff under the procedure provided for in Article L. 125-1 of the code of civil enforcement procedures); 2° Number 116 of this table (service from another State) 3° Number 127…
…ry shall calculate the sum of the fees set by sub-sections 1 and 2 of this section, relating respectively to the deed of transfer of immovable property and the formalities associated with its completi…
The emolument base is rounded to the nearest euro.
Where applicable, the amount of damages awarded by the judge shall be taken into account in assessing the interest of the dispute.
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