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VOL. 10, ISSUE 4 (2024)
Forms of legal protection for protocol recipient notaries
Authors
Ni Luh Vita Widyasari Susrama Putri, Nyoman Bagiastra
Abstract
Based on Article 64 paragraph [1] UUJN, the Notary receiving the protocol is appointed by the Regional
Supervisory Council. The notary who receives the protocol has the authority to
issue grosse deeds, copies of deeds, or extracts of deeds in accordance with
Article 64 paragraph [2] UUJN. In addition,
this notary is also responsible for keeping the protocol carefully. When a
protocol change occurs, there is a possibility that lawsuits or problems will
arise related to the deed in the notarial protocol. Therefore, legal protection
for notaries who receive protocols is important. Based on research results,
currently there are no legal protection arrangements for notaries receiving
protocols. Forms of protection that can be taken include limiting the
responsibility of the recipient of the protocol, imposing partial
responsibility on the heirs of the protocol giver, limiting storage time,
storing it in electronic media, and providing the right to refuse.
Repressively, legal protection needs to be given in the form of permission to
attend from the Honorary Council of Notaries if there is a summons to court
with limited attendance as a witness and the absence of sanctions related to cancellation
of the deed by the judge. The limits of legal protection implemented to provide
protection to notaries in carrying out their role as recipients of protocols
from notaries were previously Disclosure of Information in Microfilm Form.
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Pages:103-106
How to cite this article:
Ni Luh Vita Widyasari Susrama Putri, Nyoman Bagiastra "Forms of legal protection for protocol recipient notaries". International Journal of Law, Vol 10, Issue 4, 2024, Pages 103-106
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