Legal Consequences Of A Notary Who Non-Granting A Copy Of Sale And Purchase Agreement (Ppjb) Deed To The Client (Case Study of Jakarta High Court Decision Number 501/PDT/2020/PT DKI)

Abstract

In carrying out their profession, notaries are required to comply with the professional code of ethics and all provisions of applicable laws and regulations regarding the position of notary. However, in practice, several cases were found that showed a violation of the notary's obligations, one of which was the non-granting of Sale and Purchase Agreement ("PPJB") Deed to the client. Based on this, the problems that need to be studied are: the application of sanctions against notaries who violate the notary code of ethics and the law on notary positions; and the authority of the notary supervisory council that examines, adjudicates, and decides the violation in question. To answer these problems, this study uses a normative juridical research method with literature review. The results of this study shows that the legal consequences of notaries who violate the provisions regarding the position of notary as stated in the law and other legal provisions is the disrespectful dismissal of the notary from his position. Regarding the authority of Notary Supervisory Council, in this case Central Supervisory Council is authorize to summon the reported Notary for an examination; impose a sanction of temporary dismissal; and propose a disrespectful dismissal sanction to Minister. Consequently, the legal consequences of this breach are expected to provide a valuable lesson for notaries in their professional conduct.