- An
eschatocol, or
closing protocol, is the
final section of a
legal or
public do****ent,
which may
include a for****c
sentence of appreciation; the attestation...
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addition to signatures, this
closing endor****t, the Constitution's
eschatocol,
included a
brief declaration that the delegates' work has been successfully...
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Ratification of the
treaty is to
occur within six
months from its signing.
Eschatocol. "Done at Paris, this
third day of
September in the year of our Lord,...
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States letters patent generally do not fit a
specific form,
except for the
eschatocol, or
formal ending: [citation needed]
Commissioning scroll Exequatur Firman...
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extended act, duly
attested by
witnesses and
endorsed with a completio, or
eschatocol (docquet).
Early on and like the notarius, a tabellio's
instrument lacked...
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under him
Covenants –
binding limitations or
promises Conclusion (or
eschatocol) –
execution and date
Testimonium (Scotland:
testing clause) – attests...
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legal act
embodied in the
instrument Refers to any
appended material Eschatocol (conclusion)
which attests and certifies: That the do****ent was read over...
- name him. This is a
contemporary reference to the
battle is
found in the
eschatocol of a
charter issued by
Queen Urraca for the
monastery of Montearagón,...
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interpretation will be
peacefully resolved. The end of a treaty, the
eschatocol (or
closing protocol), is
often signaled by
language such as "in witness...
- over land. The
typical diploma had
three sections: protocol, corpus, and
eschatocol. The
protocol opened the
charter by
invoking God and
enumerating the pious...
