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Notarization Law of the People's Republic of China (2005)

Article 32
⁠A notarial certificate shall be made according to the format as prescribed by the judicial administration department under the State Council and shall carry the signature, or plus the seal of the notary's signature, as well as the seal of the notarial institution. A notarial certificate becomes valid as of the date of its issuance.
⁠A notarial certificate shall be made in the written language commonly used nationwide. In a national autonomous area, it may be made in the language commonly used by the local ethnic people.
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Notarization Law of the People's Republic of China (2005)

Article 7
⁠A notarial institution may, in compliance with the principle of overall planning and rational distribution, be established in a county, a city not divided into districts, a city divided into districts, a municipality directly under the Central Government or a district directly under a city. One or more notarial institutions, may be established in a city divided into districts, or a municipality directly under the Central Government. Notarial institutions are not to be established at different levels in correspondence with the administrative hierarchy.
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Notarization Law of the People's Republic of China (2005)

Article 37
⁠With regard to a notarized document of creditor's right the content of which is on payment and which clearly states the commitment of the debtor to accept compulsory execution, if the debtor fails to fulfill or to properly fulfill his commitment, the creditor may, in accordance with law, submit an application for execution to the people's court that has jurisdiction over the matter.
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