Juridical Analysis of the Regulation of the Notary's Position Law Concerning Notary's Honorarium

Abstract

Article 36 jo 37 of the Law on the Position of Notary as if the Notary's honorarium is strictly limited by regulations that limit the knowledge of Notaries, even though other positions, namely Doctors and Advocates, are given freedom in determining the honorarium and are considered similar to Notaries because their work implementation is the same, namely looking for their own clients, they are given more freedom. and justice. The purpose of writing is to analyze the juridical analysis of the Notary Position Law regulations regarding Notary's honorarium and provide input on solutions. The approach method in this research uses normative juridical. Data collection was carried out through library research studies. Processing of this research data with secondary data is divided into primary, secondary and tertiary legal materials. The results of this research are researchers provide conclusions and suggestions that In the future, the government (State) needs a more in-depth study in revising Notary regulations, if necessary, first reviewing the history and books of Notaries, so that the Notary profession, which has helped the government so far, will have a clearer role and authority in the future, if necessary, the government because There have been many regulations on how Notaries must act and play a role for the State, they should also be given wages (honorarium) or signs that Notaries' livelihoods will be more decent and prosperous in the future.