Necesidad de un reglamento de faltas y sanciones para los notarios de fe pública.

Abstract

The Public Faith, in its universal and legal sense, is the guarantee granted by the State to citizens to certify that the different procedures or procedures that cannot be witnessed by all have legal validity. However, this pauperiza when, the calls to occupy this position act with arbitrariness and, in addition, there is no specific legal framework that allows to process them for the inconsistencies evidenced in the position they perform. In that sense, the function of the notary is fundamental because it gives legal form to different processes that citizens require. It grants legal authenticity, guaranteeing confidence in the fact that it legitimizes his faith as an official in the position he holds. It is not a function either secondary or secondary, but transcendental in the fulfillment of legal rights and transparency.The need for a regulation of faults and penalties for notaries Public Fees arises from the ambiguity that exists in the current rules. In the absence of a specific rule and typified in this regard, there is a risk of overlapping acts of corruption that undermine the image of the Public Faith guaranteed by the State. Not only that, but it would be preventing justice from acting with full agility to prosecute any official of the notarial field that so requires it. From the above it follows that, in view of the fact that the current regulations are halfway in the process of typifying and speeding up the adjudication of responsibilities in the errors incurred by notaries, it is proposed to incorporate a regulation of faults and sanctions that allow to account for a better performance of notaries in their services to citizens and in compliance with the State that appointed them. The notarial function requires substantial improvements and these improvements are emerging in view of the challenges that plague the globalized world in which we all contribute.