Office And Practice of Notary of Canada Excepting Province of Quebec
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13. The attestation. Clauses 1 to 8 inclusive are called the premises " of the deed. . . Elphinstone's Introduction to Conveyancing, ed. 6, p. 87. 110 CANADIAN NOTARIES. Every deed should contain the full names, addresses and occupations or addi- tions of the parties. The following examples will indicate the manner in which these requisites are set forth- Party who has an occupation : John M. Smith, of X, in the County of Y, Merchant (or Contractor, or Builder, or Bank Manager, or La- borer, or..., etc. , etc. ) Party who has retired from business : A. B. , of X, in the County of Y, Gen- tleman (or Esquire). Where the parties reside in different Provinces, or where the parties reside else- where in the Province in which the deed be registered : Between A. B. , of X, in the County of Y and Province of Z, Gentleman, of the one part, and C. D. , of F. , in the County of G and Province of H, Laborer, of the other part. CONVEYANCING. Ill When the party is an unmarried woman : E. F. , of X, in the County of Y, Spin- ster (or occupation, if any).
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