Skripsi
PENERAPAN KLAUSULA PROTEKSI DIRI NOTARIS DALAM AKTA NOTARIS TERKAIT STANDAR PROSEDUR PELAYANAN OPERASIONAL (SPPOP).
This study aims at analyzing the implementation of the Notary's self-protection clause in the Notary deed related to Standard Operational Service Procedures (SOSP) and to explain the legal consequences for the Notary if the clause is not included. The study employs the statute and case approaches. The results confirm that in practice the application of self-protection clauses in Notary deeds related to Standard Operating Procedures (SOSP) can be a preventive legal protection if the Notary in carrying out their authority to make a deed fulfill the substantive requirements which are based on Article 1320 of the Civil Code and the formal (procedural) requirements regulated in Article 38 of Notary Office Regulations (UUJN). Furthermore, there were no legal consequences for the Notary if the self-protection clause is not included because the Notary's self-protection clause is not regulated in UUJN. If the Notary is proven not to have implemented Standard Operating Service Procedures (SOSP) at the time of making the deed, the Notary may be subject to civil and administrative sanctions as regulated in Article 84 and Article 85 of UUJN. It would be better if the self-protection clause is included on a sufficiently stamped statement signed by the appearer or the parties stating that the legal actions taken by the appearer or the parties are not the responsibility of the Notary. This is one of the intellectual capitals of the Notary in carrying out his duties and authorities so that they can avoid legal problems from the appearers or the parties. Keywords: Authentic Deed; Notary; Protection Clause; Standard Service Procedures Operational (SOSP).
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2307002011 | T106773 | T1067732023 | Central Library (Referens) | Available |
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