Private documents whose content is the subject of the contract may be protocolized by means of minutes when any of the contracting parties wishes to avoid their loss and give authenticity to their date, expressing in such case that such protocolization is carried out without any of the effects of the public deed and only for the purposes of giving certainty to your date against third parties.
When they are not a matter of act or contract, they may be recorded by means of a record for the purposes stated by the interested parties.
The private documents subject to the Tax of Patrimonial Transmissions and Documented Legal Acts, and to the Tax of Inheritance and Donations, will not be able to be object of protocol of record if the corresponding note of the liquidating Office or collaborating banking entity does not appear in them.