Abstract
The implementation of mediator functions by notaries at the moment is a very urgent task that not all notaries in the country perform. However, the demand for this function is only growing, as is the social value, only this area of activity is not actively developing yet, because not all notaries are willing to take on additional functions, given the non-entrepreneurial nature of mediation activities, which is also due to the workload of notaries. This scientific article discusses the features and problems of granting mediation powers to notaries. The purpose of the scientific article is to reveal the legal nature of the performance of mediation functions by notaries, some of the problems associated with this activity and to determine the prospects for their solution. The relevance of the chosen topic in the scientific article is obvious – the possibility of mediation functions by notaries is provided by law, but in practice these cases have not become common, which indicates the need to investigate the factors and problems that hinder the effective implementation of modern modernized legislation in the field of notaries. The methodology consists of research methods, in particular, such methods as dialectical, analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, generalization, modeling, forecasting were used in the scientific article. The results of the research in the scientific article are aimed at improving law enforcement practice. The general conclusion based on the results of the research in this scientific article is that mediation activities by notaries should be developed and notaries should be encouraged to provide these services in good faith, according to the established tariffs, in order to avoid the risks of entrepreneurial crafts. In order to expand the mediation activities carried out by notaries, it seems necessary to implement a number of measures aimed at familiarizing society with the value of mediation in the pre-trial settlement of disputes.
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