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The Act Amending the Code of Civil Procedure, the Notarial Act and Certain Other Acts of 24 July 2015 specified in Article 95aa of the Notarial Act the status of the interested parties. When it comes to writing the record of succession, the participation of those interested parties is obligatory. The circle of interested parties within the meaning of this provision includes only individuals who may be considered as statutory or testamentary heirs, and those for whom a legacy by vindication has been made. The first part of the study describes the legislative work on the Article 95aa of the Notarial Act, defines the concept of an interested party, compares it with the circle of participants of the certification of succession, and discusses the types of entities that can be qualified as interested parties. The interested parties would not necessarily include all the potential statutory heirs of a given deceased, but only those who would inherit in a specific factual situation. Their presence is obligatory even if the succession is based on a will. If the testator has made several wills, every person who has been appointed to inherit or for whom a legacy by vindication has been made should also participate in drawing up the record of succession.