Learning outcomes

AIMS OF TEACHING
- To provide the student with a sufficient framework so as to understand the role of the notary's function in civil law in general and especially in the activity relating to legal transactions.
- Close examination of the notarial law for the parts being more directly functional to the primary good of the certainity of law, this having regard both to the so-called function of adaptation and to the function of certification (or, more generally, of formation of the evidence).
- After exhausting the topic relating to the notary's activity as a "public official", provide, even through illustration of pratical cases, a thorough idea of the notary's activity as a "professional".

Program

PROGRAM

- The Notary Public’s figure
- Notary Public and European Union
- Notary Public and economic efficiency
- Notary Public and Common Law
- Notary Public and Information Technology (the digital deed)
- Notary Public and Constitution

- The Notary Public’s origins
- The regulations in force
- The Notary Public

- Notarial Organization
- Notarial Records

- Notary’s Function
- Close examination art. 27 and 28 of the Notary’s Law
- Notary’s Competence

- The form of Notarial Deeds

- The language of the Notarial Deed

- The so-called disabled

- The authentications
- Copy of certificate excerpts
- Legalizations
- Notations
- Invalidity causes of the deed

- Notarial Requirements
- Notarial Ethics
- Notary Public’s Liability

- Notarial Deeds
- Deeds inter vivos
- Corporate deeds
- Deeds mortis causa
- The digital deed

Examination Methods

EXAMINATION PROCEDURE

The oral exam consists of an interview aimed first at developing the issues and the issues already illustrated during the lesson, and then verify the knowledge of the remaining parts of the program.