Notary as a Subject of Formation of Postmodern Society of Civil Legal Type
Notary as a Subject of Formation of Postmodern Society of Civil Legal Type
Author(s): Nataliya ManoyloSubject(s): Philosophy, Constitutional Law, Civil Law, Social Philosophy, Philosophy of Law
Published by: Editura Lumen, Asociatia Lumen
Keywords: Notary; subject; state; citizen; civil society; legal postmodernism;
Summary/Abstract: The article considers the notary as a subject of active influence on the formation of postmodern democratic legal society, mediation of law in postmodern society. The constitutional definition of the state in this status does not mean that the civil law consciousness prevails in all spheres of its life. Since no person in society does not need this type of legal service, it is quite objective to consider this community as a subject whose activities should be considered as a subject of formation not only of legal consciousness of society but also a leading subject of civil society. This primarily applies to private notaries, who, unlike public notaries, are fully responsible for the results of their activities. After all, a legal duty is organically combined with the responsibility from which the public notary is released. The study of the manifestations of the phenomenon of postmodernism is relevant to many disciplines, including - the philosophy of law. Modern research shows that classical types of legal understanding do not satisfy the understanding of postmodern law, which indicates the need to find a fundamentally new concept of law. The author concludes that the solution to this problem should be sought in the field of theories that offer new approaches to the interpretation of legal texts; this area is considered the most promising.
Journal: Postmodern Openings
- Issue Year: 13/2022
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 531-547
- Page Count: 17
- Language: English