Skripsi
PRINSIP KEPASTIAN HUKUM NOTARIS YANG DIANGKAT SEBAGAI PEJABAT NEGARA TERHADAP PELAKSANAAN CUTI DALAM JABATAN NOTARIS
A notary is a public official authorized to draft authentic deeds in order to provide legal certainty and protection to the public. A notary may be appointed to hold a position as a state official, which gives rise to legal issues concerning the official status and the exercise of the authority as a Notary. The Law on Notary Position regulates the obligation for a Notary appointed as a state official to take leave of absence; however, there are still differences in interpretation between the application of leave norms and the norm of non-practice or resignation, which has the potential to create legal uncertainty. This study aims to analyze the implementation of the most appropriate norms for Notaries appointed as state officials to ensure legal certainty and to examine the legal consequences for the implementation of Notary duties and functions in public service. The method used is normative legal research with statutory and conceptual approaches, utilizing primary, secondary, and legal materials analyzed qualitatively. The results of the study indicate that the application of leave norms is the most appropriate and ideal compared to the norms of non-practice or resignation, as it provides legal certainty regarding the status of the Notary's office without eliminating their position as a public official. Furthermore, the leave norm gives rise to legal consequences in the form of temporary limitations on the Notary's authority, the delegation of duties to a Substitute Notary, and the continued attachment of legal responsibility for deeds executed prior to the leave period. Thus, the implementation of leave norms not only ensures legal certainty for Notaries but also maintains the continuity of public services and public trust in the notarial institution.
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