LEGAL CONSEQUENCES FOR A NOTARY PUBLIC WITH DOUBLE PROFESSIONS AS A RECTOR OF A PRIVATE UNIVERSITY BASED ON LAW ON OFFICE OF NOTARY PUBLIC

Abstract

This research discusses juridical consequences for a notary with double professions as a rector of a private university according to Law on office of notary public. The purpose of this research is to explore and analyze the juridical consequences and sanctions for a notary with double professions as a rector or lecturer of a private university according to Law on office of notary public and code of ethics. This is normative legal research. This research shows that Article 17 Letter f of UUJN explicitly mentions the prohibition for a notary to has double professions as a manager or an employee of a State-owned Enterprise, a Municipally-owned Corporation, ora private company. A notary public who becomes a rector or lecturer at a private university is not assumed to violate the provision of Article 17 letter fUUJN. However, a notary with double professions can get administrative sanction in the form of a written warning, temporary layoff, honorably or dishonorably discharge.