Legislația notarială reflectată în jurisprudența constituțională Notarial legislation reflected in constitutional jurisprudence

The activity of notaries public and notaries is regulated by Law no. 36 of May 12, 1995, with subsequent amendments and completions, law by which Decree no. 377 of October 14, 1960 for the organization and functioning of the State Notary. The regulation was made by organic law, able to ensure the st...

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Main Author: Ionuț-Alexandru TOADER
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” din Iași 2021-06-01
Series:Analele Ştiinţifice ale Universităţii "Al.I. Cuza" din Iaşi. Ştiinţe Juridice
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Online Access:https://pub.law.uaic.ro/ro/volume-publicate/2021/anale-uaic-tomul-lxvii-stiine-juridice-nr.-i/drept-privat/ionu-alexandru-toader-legislaia-notarial-reflectat-in-jurisprudena-constituional
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Summary:The activity of notaries public and notaries is regulated by Law no. 36 of May 12, 1995, with subsequent amendments and completions, law by which Decree no. 377 of October 14, 1960 for the organization and functioning of the State Notary. The regulation was made by organic law, able to ensure the stability of the profession, its good positioning within the liberal legal professions, last but not least, to ensure normative stability. Exercising a liberal legal profession, under the authority of the Ministry of Justice, the notary public is a provider of public services, issues official documents, in accordance with the law and the will of the applicants for those services.
ISSN:1221-8464
2537-3048