DRION (Ch.)
    THE NOTARY'S SECOND PROCEEDINGS AND THE NEED TO AMEND ARTICLE 9 OF THE LAW OF 25 VENTÔSE YEAR XI
Édition :
    Paris / Colmar
Date :
    1836
    octavo, uncut paperback, temporary cover. (some foxing), 183 p.
    (Missing from Berkeley, BNF LF119-28). The second notary, a historical institution dating back to an ordinance of Saint Louis in 1270, mandated that two notaries always be present to ensure the authenticity of documents. This practice persisted under the old law and was reiterated in the Law of Ventôse Year XI concerning notaries. Throughout the 19th century, its continued existence was contested because the second notary was no longer present at the signing of the document and only had to countersign it, leading Marcadé to call it a "legal lie." The law of August 12, 1902, virtually eliminated the second notary in this role. This is a good historical monograph on the subject, which discusses, in particular, the range of doctrinal opinions from the early 19th century.

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