OPPORTUNITIES FOR ICT USE IN THE NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE

Pavao Gagro ()
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Pavao Gagro: Acting Notary Public, Osijek, Republic of Croatia

Interdisciplinary Management Research, 2015, vol. 11, 706-726

Abstract: This paper looks at the notary public service in general and its scope of activities. In addition, it deals with the Notarial Code of Conduct (Code of Ethics) written by Vladimir Pappafava in 1896 and, in a certain way, provides a historical overview and comparison of public notary service in respect of the powers now and then. It is indicated that the notary public service, in terms of powers, has not changed much to the present time. Nowadays, when the development of computer science and technology has reached the point when it is almost impossible to follow it, the question is how and to what extent the notary public service should take advantage of such a wide range of technological capabilities. Along its development, information technology has been penetrating more and more into every segment of human life - both business and private. In addition to many benefits provided by information technology (acceleration of business, communications, etc.), it has also brought some technical problems that can lead to complete interruption of business. The contribution and role of information technology in the notary public service in the European Union Member States including the Republic of Croatia, as well as certain ideas regarding the use of opportunities afforded by information and communication technologies are also discussed.

Keywords: the characteristics of a person of public trust; information and communication technology; electronic registers; e-company; security of claims (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: K1 K10 K2 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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