The Notary is that public official who has been invested by the State of Public Faith, through which he impregnates the legality of the legal acts and extrajudicial acts that are celebrated before him with due respect for the principle of legality. Responsibility is a legal act, in which the following elements converge: a) essential, those that without which the life of law does not arise or degenerates into a different one, thus, for example, the will cannot be lacking. If there is no will, there is no legal act; b) natural, those that without being essential, are understood to be incorporated into a legal act without the need for special conditions; and, c) accidental, those that the parties introduce to a legal act by means of special clauses and that are destined to modify its natural effects regarding its birth. Notarial liability covers civil, criminal, administrative or fiscal and disciplinary areas. In this sense, the notary can respond simultaneously in different areas of responsibility, and all this depends on the affected legal interest.
Among those responsibilities is Civil Liability, which is the obligation in which a person is placed to adequately repair any damage or injury caused that turns out to be civil if it originates in the transgression of a legal rule that affects the interest of a certain person. person.
Among those responsibilities is Civil Liability, which is the obligation in which a person is placed to adequately repair any damage or injury caused that turns out to be civil if it originates in the transgression of a legal rule that affects the interest of a certain person. person.
Show More