Legal Protection toward a Deed Registered By Notary Due to Migrated Territory
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.7, No. 2)Publication Date: 2018-02-05
Authors : Rusdianto Sesung S.H. M.H.; Ary Ray Sang Rizaldi S.H.;
Page : 57-60
Keywords : Legal Protection; Liability of Notary; occupies of Notary; Registered deed;
Abstract
In carrying out his position a Notary has a place of position/territory appointed to him. The place of residence for the Notary is not forever. a Notary who wishes to relocate his / her domicile is possible since it was the right. However, Notary is obliged to keep the deeds he/she has made as part of the Protocol. This research discussed on the responsibility of Notary who moved the position of office to the deed he made, as well as the form of legal protection for Notary who has moved the position area. This research uses normative juridical research type, with approach method that is by the approach of law, concept approach. The results of this study are First, the form of responsibility of a Notary who moved the territory of office to the deed he made is essentially the same as the Notary who still runs the position and Notary who has terminated his / her term, that is when the Notary in conducting his / her position proves to be a violation, the Notary shall be responsible in accordance with acts he performs both responsibilities in terms of Administrative Law, Civil Law, and Criminal Law. second, the form of legal protection for a Notary who moves to office is through MKN. The legal protection granted to the Notary aims to avoid the arbitrary actions of the investigator who wishes to call the Notary in the hearing.
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