THE POWER PROOF OF NOTARY PROTOCOL STORED ELECTRONICALLY IN THE CYBER NOTARY CONCEPT

Abstract

A notarial deed is a strong piece of evidence, as long as it is made in accordance with applicable regulations compared to a private deed. A deed is basically a statement of the will or legal facts desired by the parties, the truth of which cannot be denied by the parties. A notary is a public official who has the authority to make all authentic deeds without exception as long as another official is not appointed by law. A notary is a state official who is not paid by the state, but receives an honorarium from making deeds, the amount of which is determined by law. Through the deed he makes, the Notary must be able to provide legal certainty to the people who use his services. A deed made by or before a Notary Public can be authentic evidence in providing legal protection to any parties who have an interest in deed regarding the certainty that event or legal act was carried out. The Law on Notary Positions requires Notaries to keep all records relating to the Notary's duties and authority, for at least 30 years. This research is normative legal research. Electronic notary storage protocols can be implemented within the scope of deeds made by or before a notary, hereinafter referred to as Cyber Notary. Using a Cyber Notary actually provides many benefits, because it is practical, efficient, and more secure from damage. It's just that in its implementation a lot of supporting infrastructure is needed to ensure security and certainty in the implementation of cyber notary/e-notary.

Keywords

• cyber notary
• document
• evidence
• legal research