Tanggung Jawab Hukum Antara Notaris dengan Klien dalam Pembuatan Akta Jual Beli dan Akta Kepemilikan Hak Atas Tanah

The making of the sale and purchase deed and the deed of ownership of land rights involves two parties, namely the client and the notary, it is called a reciprocal agreementand therefore creates rights and obligations for each party. If in the exercise of the rights and obligations between the notary and the client, one of the parties does not carry out an achievement, it will result in legal responsibility. The purpose of this research is to find out the process of implementing the agreement for making sale and purchase deeds and deeds of ownership of land rights, regulations and rights and obligations between clients and notaries and legal responsibility if there is an error on the basis of default and / or acts against the law. This study uses a normative approach, which examines legal aspects, legal principles and legal principles relating to the responsibilities between notaries and clients in making sale and purchase deeds and deeds of ownership of land rights. The type of research used in this research is descriptive research, which clearly describes the legal responsibility between the client and the notary in the implementation of the sale and purchase deed and the deed of ownership of land rights. The results of this study indicate that in the process of implementing the agreement for making sale and purchase deeds and deeds of ownership of land rights, prior to the agreement, clients and notaries must meet administrative and legal requirements. At the time of the agreement, it is marked by the signing of the agreement letter for making deeds that have been made by the notary based on the standard agreement. After the agreement occurs, a binding legal relationship arises and creates rights and obligations. These rights and obligations then give rise to legal responsibility between the parties, if the parties carry out their obligations properly then they get rights according to what they do, but if they do not carry out obligations or violate regulations, they must be responsible based on default or unlawful acts