Notary appeal dismissed; disciplinary proceedings for negative evaluations must be administrative, not disciplinary.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Minister of Justice's appeal against a disciplinary court's acquittal of a notary. The court held that proceedings initiated solely based on two negative work evaluations by a notarial visitor constitute a special administrative procedure, not a disciplinary one. Consequently, the disciplinary court lacked jurisdiction to issue an acquittal in this context, as such proceedings require a formal request to initiate disciplinary action and cannot rely on general suitability assessments.