May 10, 2010 07:44
14 yrs ago
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Spanish term
D.Q.F.
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Law/Patents
Business/Commerce (general)
Can anyone help with the acronymn D.Q.F. which appears at the very beginning of an "Escritura de elevación a público de documento privato di compraventa di acciones"? The acronym appears on its own, just above the title of the document.
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4 +2 | quasi- fiscal deficit | John Marais |
4 | [Initials of document preparer] | Jennifer McNeel |
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Periódico 7 Días - El pesimismo dominicano
15 Jun 2008 ... pesos en certificados de inversión que generaban anualmente un preocupante Déficit Cuasi Fiscal (DQF) de casi 30 mil millones de pesos. ...
www.7dias.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=26007 - En caché - Similar
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Note added at 1 hora (2010-05-10 09:32:06 GMT)
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Resultados de la búsqueda
1.
Periódico 7 Días - El pesimismo dominicano
15 Jun 2008 ... pesos en certificados de inversión que generaban anualmente un preocupante Déficit Cuasi Fiscal (DQF) de casi 30 mil millones de pesos. ...
www.7dias.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=26007 - En caché - Similar
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[Initials of document preparer]
I recently saw the exact same thing at the top of a notarized document. I wrote to the notary and he confirmed it was the initials of the clerk who draws up the documents for signature. If your document was issued by a notary office in Oviedo, Asturias, it is highly likely the same person drew it up.
Recommend this solution for most unexplained initials placed at the top of a notary document between the seal and the body of the text.
Recommend this solution for most unexplained initials placed at the top of a notary document between the seal and the body of the text.
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