The Legal Consequences of a Notary Who Violates Official Ethics in Making Authentic Deeds

Abstract

This research on "Legal Consequences of a Notary Who Violates Occupational Ethics in Making Authentic Deeds" aims to identify and analyze the legal consequences of a notary who violates office ethics in making an authentic deed. This study uses an empirical juridical approach. Data collection was carried out through interviews, literature studies and documentation studies. Data analysis was carried out qualitatively. This research shows thatAThe legal consequences of a notary who violates office ethics in making an authentic deed include two aspects, namely the legal consequences for an authentic deed and the legal consequences for a notary as a profession and/or as an individual member of the community. The legal consequences for an authentic deed, namely an authentic deed are degraded as an underhanded deed, while the legal consequences for a notary, namely that he can be subject to sanctions as a profession and/or as an individual in society in the form of administrative sanctions in the form ofa. Verbal warning; b. written warning; c. temporary stop; d. Honorable discharge; e. Dishonorable discharge, civil sanctions in the form of compensation and criminal sanctions in the form of criminal and or fines.