What a notarial act is and the force it carries
A notarial act is an action performed by a notary, in the cases provided for by law, at the request of a natural or legal person, and it has a legal consequence. A document certified according to notarial rules is given indisputable evidentiary force, which means that the facts and the terms of the transaction confirmed by such a document do not require separate proof in court. The detailed procedure for performing notarial acts is determined by a special instruction that the Minister of Justice of Georgia approves upon the proposal of the Notaries Chamber of Georgia, in the manner established by Georgian legislation. If a legal dispute arises between persons during the performance of a notarial act, that dispute is examined under judicial procedure, so where a dispute over the substance exists, the final decision rests with the court and not with the notary.