[3] “The seal adopted by the Governor Generail or the Administrator for the sealing of ofQcial documents that are to be signed by him，or with his authority by his deputy，and that do not require to be sealed with the Great Seal. ” Cf. Daphne Dukelow，The Dictionary of Canadian Law, at p. 818, Thomson Professional Publishing Canada (1991).

[4] “ (In the U. K. ) a seal formerly affixed to documents that are afterwards to pass the Great Seal or that do not require it. ”Cf. Della Thompson, The Concise Oxford Dictionary, 9 th edition, at p. 1089，Oxford University Press (1995).

[5] “The official seal of Great Britain, of which the Lord Chancellor is the custodian." Cf. Bryan A. Gamer, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th edition, at p. 1350，West Group (1999).