whether there exists a fiducial relationship between an examiner and an authority who conducts the examination
472010
More information is needed (including a clarification of who the examiner is.) are you saying is there a fiduciary relationship between the examiner and the company/organization he works for?  Or are you asking about a fiduciary relationship between an examiner and the person or organization examined?  What kind of examination?  And is the examiner or his organization hired by the examinee, or is this regulatory in nature? Or both?
153566
In most cases yes.. but there have been some people who have studied people that witness the same event and they all seem to see the facts differently.. You would definately have to determine if the witness was credible or not.
81618
yes,\n\nAs far as the sweet relation of two contries\nBoth will win !.
952898
A professional: we have used dentists, doctors, solicitors, barristers, school head teachers -- you can also use policemen. Basically they want someone they can trace if they have to.
791924
Some one who is responsible, organized, reliable and trustworthy. This is an important position as it is the record of the years work.
432861
Is this a judgment debtor examination? The creditor can inquire into all assets of the debtor that might be used to satisfy the judgment.
819389
I would say not, for the simple reason that whatever the circumstances in which the power of attorney has been granted, they end on the death of the person concerned.  From that moment onwards, others take over, either as executors of the will, if it is a valid will, or under letters of administration.  It is therefore of no concern to the person having the power of attorney what the contents of the will might be.  Indeed, it might give rise to their interfering in some way with the property of the person whose affairs they are looking after in the light of their knowledge of the will's contents.  If the person whose affairs are being taken care of was of sound mind when making the will, then the will should stand, as it reflects the testator's intentions, and nothing should be done to frustrate the carrying out of those expressed wishes.  To do so would amount to an abuse of power.
760947
Like if you are the executor for someone's estate, or the custodian on an UTMA account, or the trustee for a family trust, or power of attorney, that is your capacity.  "Why are you filling out this form on behalf of someone else?  Well, I'm the executor of his estate"  That's what they want to know.
537597
Liscensure is not reciprocal. However you should be able to get liscensed in any state with proper and accreditted credentials. You'll probably need specific grade endorsements as well.
387538
An auditor is not typically charged with enforcing procedures, but rather with making sure appropriate procedures are in place and are consistently followed.  Spot checks of actual transactions would be appropriate, but I wouldn't expect an auditor to run around counting cash in drawers and boxes.
588521
Check with the bar association.
291408
Yes of course a test can be done. If two people are married and the child is not biological he is only the STEP father.
441938
The purpose of that provision is to maintain the integrity of the proceedings.  So, having contact with the person includes, but isn’t limited to telephone, in-person face-to-face contact, outside of the proceedings.  This includes the person officiating over the proceedings, his colleagues, subordinates, and any other professional whose position could have have an impact on the case.
564105
I do not think all lawyers can attest the paper. The attestation of documents are specially vested with the Notary who are registered under a court .They are also Lawyers. Then ,there are Oath Commissioner in courts who are practising lawyer and who are authorised on application by the High Court to make attestations of affidavits.\n     It should also be remembered where ever you are required to submit attested copies of documents, the rule therein should be read carefully because they very clearly mentions the authorities or persons who can attest documents.
70505
The way its done varies from one country to another...depends on which country you are asking about...\n\nAlso, exams, etc are held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs...\n\nEmbassies and Consulates are the country representatives in other countries, so, no Diplomatic exams are held there...
394370
I'm pretty sure under the SA law, as well as any federal laws, a person does not have to disclose any confidential evidence without charge to authority, or other lawful reason. So unless your friend can get a warrant, I'm afraid both men's DNA cannot be tested without approval. \n\nFrom your question, your friend should have contact with the other. Perhaps she can convince that person to do the DNA test. Otherwise, she can resort to hiring private detectives and see what they can do.
500393
simaler to a labor but has more expearince and is trusted