LA Notary final 2025-2026
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True about a notary: - ANSWER-Need to have a $10,000 bond
Commissioned by governor for life
Supervised by district court
is a public official
Donative intent: - ANSWER-means a document signifies a desire to give. (p. 131)
A servient estate is: - ANSWER-burdened with a servitude. (p. 90,102)
,When a notary prepares a judicial act, he: - ANSWER-confers authenticity
confirms identity of the parties
guarantees the validity and legal effect of the transaction (p. 19-20, 69)
when a notary does not prepare a juridical act, but only notarizes the signatures: -
ANSWER-confers authenticity
confirms identity of parties (p. 19-20)
Authentic acts are: - ANSWER-self-proving so that the signed and notarized
document is admissible in court. (p. 270)
The correct sequence for persons signing an authentic act where they are all together in
the same room: - ANSWER-parties first, then witnesses, then notary
Legal capacity (age and/or mental) is present in all of the following: - ANSWER-
person 18 years of age signs.
minor under 18 signs doc, but is married.
minor under 18 signs, but is emancipated.
Documents related to immovables are required to be recorded: - ANSWER-in the
parish courthouse where the land is located within 15 days of execution. (p. 54)
Usufructs can be created: - ANSWER-by notarial act
by operation of law
in a last will (p. 98)
A donation inter vivos of an immovable which is not in authentic form: - ANSWER-
is null and void and without legal effect. (p. 123)
The following is acceptable documentation to verify identification of a party signing a
notarial act: - ANSWER-state driver's license
U.S. Passport
Military ID (p. 261)
The Public Records Doctrine: - ANSWER-protects third persons from the absence
of a recorded document in public record.(p. 36-37)
Parties who own property in indivison: - ANSWER-own a proportional interest of
an entire tract shared with other co-owners. (p. 80-81)
, Ownership in indivision occurs: - ANSWER-as a result of a succession and
children inheriting property.
as a result of a mtrimonial regime. (p. 80-81)
These apply to the concept of Civil Law: - ANSWER-is derived from France and
Spain.
legislation is primary source of law.
applies only in Louisiana. (p. 14)
Jury trials occur in: - ANSWER-distric courts. (p. 24-25)
True of donation inter vivos: - ANSWER-irrevocable, unless specific situation
applies.
applies to present property only, generally
requires acceptance (p. 122)
True of donation mortis causa: - ANSWER-take effect on death
revocable
applies to present and future property (p. 122)
A state owned vehicle is an example of: - ANSWER-private corporeal (p. 76)
A residential home is an example of: - ANSWER-private corporeal (p. 76)
True of predial servitudes: - ANSWER-they "run with the land"
they can end by non-use (p. 90, 113)
Notarial acts give legal effect to transactions: - ANSWER-true, if the acts are valid
according to law. (p. 19-20, 69)
A certified copy of a recorded notarial document: - ANSWER-becomes admissible
in a court proceeding.
allows one to record the certified copy in another parish. (p. 40)
A judicial succession transfers ownership by virtue of: - ANSWER-a Judgement of
Possession. (p. 85)
A contract such as a Cash Sale or Donation has legal effect as a: - ANSWER-
voluntary agreement between parties with capcacity. (p. 85, 267-268)
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True about a notary: - ANSWER-Need to have a $10,000 bond
Commissioned by governor for life
Supervised by district court
is a public official
Donative intent: - ANSWER-means a document signifies a desire to give. (p. 131)
A servient estate is: - ANSWER-burdened with a servitude. (p. 90,102)
,When a notary prepares a judicial act, he: - ANSWER-confers authenticity
confirms identity of the parties
guarantees the validity and legal effect of the transaction (p. 19-20, 69)
when a notary does not prepare a juridical act, but only notarizes the signatures: -
ANSWER-confers authenticity
confirms identity of parties (p. 19-20)
Authentic acts are: - ANSWER-self-proving so that the signed and notarized
document is admissible in court. (p. 270)
The correct sequence for persons signing an authentic act where they are all together in
the same room: - ANSWER-parties first, then witnesses, then notary
Legal capacity (age and/or mental) is present in all of the following: - ANSWER-
person 18 years of age signs.
minor under 18 signs doc, but is married.
minor under 18 signs, but is emancipated.
Documents related to immovables are required to be recorded: - ANSWER-in the
parish courthouse where the land is located within 15 days of execution. (p. 54)
Usufructs can be created: - ANSWER-by notarial act
by operation of law
in a last will (p. 98)
A donation inter vivos of an immovable which is not in authentic form: - ANSWER-
is null and void and without legal effect. (p. 123)
The following is acceptable documentation to verify identification of a party signing a
notarial act: - ANSWER-state driver's license
U.S. Passport
Military ID (p. 261)
The Public Records Doctrine: - ANSWER-protects third persons from the absence
of a recorded document in public record.(p. 36-37)
Parties who own property in indivison: - ANSWER-own a proportional interest of
an entire tract shared with other co-owners. (p. 80-81)
, Ownership in indivision occurs: - ANSWER-as a result of a succession and
children inheriting property.
as a result of a mtrimonial regime. (p. 80-81)
These apply to the concept of Civil Law: - ANSWER-is derived from France and
Spain.
legislation is primary source of law.
applies only in Louisiana. (p. 14)
Jury trials occur in: - ANSWER-distric courts. (p. 24-25)
True of donation inter vivos: - ANSWER-irrevocable, unless specific situation
applies.
applies to present property only, generally
requires acceptance (p. 122)
True of donation mortis causa: - ANSWER-take effect on death
revocable
applies to present and future property (p. 122)
A state owned vehicle is an example of: - ANSWER-private corporeal (p. 76)
A residential home is an example of: - ANSWER-private corporeal (p. 76)
True of predial servitudes: - ANSWER-they "run with the land"
they can end by non-use (p. 90, 113)
Notarial acts give legal effect to transactions: - ANSWER-true, if the acts are valid
according to law. (p. 19-20, 69)
A certified copy of a recorded notarial document: - ANSWER-becomes admissible
in a court proceeding.
allows one to record the certified copy in another parish. (p. 40)
A judicial succession transfers ownership by virtue of: - ANSWER-a Judgement of
Possession. (p. 85)
A contract such as a Cash Sale or Donation has legal effect as a: - ANSWER-
voluntary agreement between parties with capcacity. (p. 85, 267-268)
