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Journal ofIndonesian Legal Studies
Vol. 10 Issue 1 (2025) 1-62IN             D   N   SA
DOI: https://doi org!10.15294/jils v1Oil.14126  LEGAL STUDIES
Online since: August 31, 2025         https:journal.unnes.ac.idjournalsjils/index




   Is  the   Paradigm of Tabellionis Oficium

 Fideliter Exercebo Aligned with the Cyber

     Notary Concept in Indonesia's Public

                  Notary Development?



  Made  Gde  Subha  Karma Resen a    , Ni Putu Kompiang  Ratna Dewi b

      a Faculty of Law, Universitas Udayana, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
 a Faculty of Law, Universitas Pendidikan Nasional, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia


              a Corresponding  email: sarmrcresen@unudactd




Abstract
The  concept  of the cyber notary  emerged  to address the need  for legal
recognition and to resolve issues regarding electronic transactions. The rise of
electronic transactions defined  by  remote   exchanges, along  with  the
advancements  of the 4.0 Industrial Revolution-characterized by automation
and  digitalization-has driven the  development  of  various technological
adaptations in notarial practices in Indonesia. However, notaries, in performing
their duties and authority, are bound by the principle of Tabellionis Offcium
Fideliter Exercebo. This principle requires notaries to work traditionally. The
problems discussed in this research are: (1) What is the concept of cyber notary
from  a comparative perspective? and (2) Is the Paradigm of the Principles of
Tabellionis Offcium Fideliter Exercebo in line with the concept of cyber notary?
This scholarly article employs normative legal research, utilizing a statutory
approach, a conceptual approach, and a comparative approach. Neither France


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