Abstract
The author deals with the national context found in the notary public’s office since the viceroyal past. Subsequently, it focuses on a study of legislation regarding the profession in the State of Mexico as compared to that of the Federal District, since it happened later than the capital’s, so it developed a much better structure and acquire its own identity. Refers also requirements for aspiring actuaries and public notaries for the government to allow them to act as such, and analyzes three interesting cases that illustrate the conditions under which the applicant submitted to the State Court for official authorization to serve as a clerk
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