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Greece Notarial Records

Definition[edit | edit source]

In Greece, all legal transactions are recorded by notary offices (Symvolaiografeion). Notaries kept records such as dowry contracts (proikoa), wills (diathiki), and land transfer contracts.

Time Coverage[edit | edit source]

Some notary offices have files of contracts dating as early as 1400.

Content[edit | edit source]

Dowry Contracts (Proikoa)[edit | edit source]

Wills (Diathiki)[edit | edit source]

Land Transfer Contract[edit | edit source]

Accessing the Records[edit | edit source]

These records are kept in private notary offices.
Access depends on the current notary. A fee will be charged for copies of contracts.
Land records may also be found in a government land ownership office (Ypothikofylakeion). These offices can be accessed only by attorneys.
The only notary records that are available at the Family History Library are for the town of Argos, Argolidos, Greece from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

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-In Greece, all legal transactions are recorded by notary offices ('''Symvolaiografeion''').
+==Definition==
+In Greece, all legal transactions are recorded by notary offices ('''Symvolaiografeion'''). Notaries kept records such as dowry contracts ('''proikoa'''), wills ('''diathiki'''), and land transfer contracts.
+==Time Coverage==
+Some notary offices have files of contracts dating as early as 1400.
+==Content==
+===Dowry Contracts ('''Proikoa''')===
+===Wills ('''Diathiki''')===
+===Land Transfer Contract===
+==Accessing the Records==
+*These records are kept in private notary offices.
+*Access depends on the current notary. A fee will be charged for copies of contracts.
+*Land records may also be found in a government land ownership office ('''Ypothikofylakeion'''). These offices can be accessed only by attorneys.
+*The only notary records that are available at the Family History Library are for the town of Argos, Argolidos, Greece from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
-Notaries kept records such as dowry contracts ('''proikoa'''), wills ('''diathiki'''), and land transfer contracts.
-Some notary offices have files of contracts dating as early as 1400. These records are kept in private notary offices. Access depends on the current notary. A fee will be charged for copies of contracts.
-Land records may also be found in a government land ownership office ('''Ypothikofylakeion'''). These offices can be accessed only by attorneys. The only notary records that are available at the Family History Library are for the town of Argos, Argolidos, Greece from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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