Abstract
The article discusses the points of domestic legislation which concern the notarial recording of notifications of the pledge of movable property in comparison with the main methods of state registration of real estate rights. The author concludes that the notarial compilation of information about the pledges of movables cannot be the source of data as full, unambiguous and trustworthy as the data contained in the State Register of real estate. However, it would be incorrect to assume that the notarial recording of notifications of the pledge of movable property is completely useless: under particular conditions the notarial registry may turn out to be accurate and thus to facilitate the timely alerting of the persons concerned to the pledges of an asset.
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