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(d) "property" includes property of any description, whether corporeal or incorporeal, movable or immovable, and legal documents and instruments evidencing title to or interest in such property, which the competent judicial authority in the issuing State considers:

(a)legal advice home-country law and public international law (excluding EC law)CZ, EE, LV, PL, RO, SI, SK: CPC 861.BG: where the service supplier is a qualified lawyer [17] (part of CPC 861) | (1)EE: unbound for CPC 861 other than CPC 86190.FR, PT, SI: unbound for drafting of legal documents.SE: unbound when practising as "Advokat" (i.e. lawyer/solicitor/barrister) or as an EEA (European Economic Area) lawyer under his or her home-country corresponding professional title [18].CY, MT: unbound | (1)FR, PT, SI: unbound for drafting of l ...[+++]egal documents.DK: marketing of legal advice activities is restricted to lawyers with a Danish licence to practise and law firms registered in Denmark.SE: unbound when practising as "Advokat" (i.e. lawyer/solicitor/barrister) or as an EEA (European Economic Area) lawyer under his or her home-country corresponding professional title.EE: unbound for CPC 861 other than CPC 86190.AT: foreign legal advisors are required to be members of their national Bar Association; they may use their professional title only with reference to the place of registration in their home country.CY, MT: unbound | |

As soon as a registry receives a EU document classified EU CONFIDENTIAL or above, it shall list the document in a special register held by the organisation, with columns for the date received, particulars of the document (date, reference and copy number), its classification, title, the recipient's name or title, the date of return of the receipt and the date the document is returned to the EU originator or is destroyed.

As soon as a registry receives a EU document classified EU CONFIDENTIAL or above, it shall list the document in a special register held by the organisation, with columns for the date received, particulars of the document (date, reference and copy number), its classification, title, the recipient's name or title, the date of return of the receipt and the date the document is returned to the EU originator or is destroyed.

Whereas, in some Member States, the taking up and pursuit of the activities of architect are by law conditional upon the possession of a diploma in architecture; where, in certain other Member States where this condition does not exist, the right to hold the professional title of architect is none the less governed by law; whereas, finally, in some Member States where neither the former nor the latter is the case, laws and regulations are being prepared on the taking up and pursuit of these activities under the professional title of architect; whereas, therefore, the conditions under which such activities may be taken up and pursued i ...[+++]n those Member States have not yet been laid down; whereas the mutual recognition of diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications presupposes that such diplomas, certificates and other evidence of formal qualifications authorize the taking up and pursuit of certain activities in the Member State of issue; whereas, therefore, the recognition of certain certificates under this Directive should continue to apply only in so far as the holders of such certificates will be authorized, in accordance with legal provisions still to be adopted in the Member State of issue, to take up activities under the professional title of architect;

For the purposes of this Convention such document shall be referred to as a 'T 2 L document'; it shall be issued and used in accordance with Title V of this Appendix.