Implementation of the Human Rights Function of the Notary in the Russian Federation

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The notary acts as a special subject of law enforcement activity, which is endowed with exclusive powers to implement law enforcement functions in the state by performing notarially significant actions. In the process of realization of the human rights function by the notary, as well as by other subjects of law enforcement activity, many practical and doctrinal problems arise, which are the subject of research within the framework of this article. In the context of the development of civil society, the role of the notary is also increasing, which makes it necessary to expand the activities of the notary in domestic practice, taking into account international standards for the implementation of notarial actions. The article forms proposals aimed at overcoming problems and conflicts arising in the process of legal regulation of notary activity in the conditions of modern reality.

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Lolina A. Nazarova

Lomonosov Moscow State University

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Email: nazarova-lolina@mail.ru

Postgraduate student of the Department of Geopolitics, Faculty of Global Processes

Russian Federation, Moscow

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