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NOTARY'S LIABILITY FOR THE INFLICTION OF HARM

This article addresses the issues of liability of a notary for harm in the performance of official activities. Particular attention is paid to the obligation of a notary to verify the scope of legal capacity when performing notarial acts. The judicial law enforcement practice on the civil liability of notaries was investigated, in particular, when the legal capacity of a citizen who turned to a notary was not verified properly.