| He can only notarise facts, i.e. instances of the operation of the outside world, which he himself has perceived. |
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| The German mission in your country, for example, can notarise copies and translations of your certificates. |
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| That night, as the rest of the City closed early, the Lalanis put out an urgent request over the building's PA: was there a solicitor in earshot who could hasten up to notarise the contract? |
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| She said the high commission did not notarise legalise documents, and she was not aware of any legalisation service provided to Pangates or any other company from Mossack Fonseca. |
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| John Jukes was one of 12 people arrested by Cleveland Police after the force joined 44 others as part of Operation Notarise. |
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