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III ZS 4/09 AI generated

Supreme Court dismisses local notary chamber's ruling on internet ethics as ultra vires and unconstitutional.

Case Number III ZS 4/09
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

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The Supreme Court of Poland annulled a local notary chamber's resolution prohibiting notaries from maintaining individual websites, ruling it exceeded statutory authority. The chamber had declared such websites unethical and disciplinary offenses, contradicting a higher national regulation that explicitly permitted them. The court held that the local body lacked the legal power to define disciplinary offenses or impose such obligations, violating the constitution and the Notary Law.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 35 ust. 6, 7; Art. 36 Prawa o notariacie; Art. 17, 32 Konstytucji RP; Art. 58 Prawa o notariacie; Art. 43 Kodeksu etyki zawodowej notariusza: A local notary chamber lacks statutory competence to define disciplinary offenses or mandate the closure of individual websites, as such actions exceed its authority and create contradictory legal norms.

Keywords

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notary chamber competence disciplinary offense definition ultra vires resolution constitutional violation contradictory regulations internet website usage professional ethics rules

Cited Legislation

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Art. 35 ust. 6, 7 Prawa o notariacie
Art. 36 Prawa o notariacie
Art. 17 Konstytucji RP
Art. 32 Konstytucji RP
Art. 58 Prawa o notariacie
Art. 43 Kodeksu etyki zawodowej notariusza
art. 17 Konstytucji RP
art. 32 Konstytucji RP

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