Abstract
The article analyzes the concept of “escrow” and highlights its role in corporate legal relations. The author emphasizes the importance of the escrow agent’s reputation and state control over his activities during the transaction. The specified conditions guaranteeing the trust of the parties in the Anglosphere countries are satisfied by a lawyer, and in the countries of the Romano-Germanic law system by a notary. The conclusion is formulated about the expansion of the notarial activity in corporate relations in connection with the emergence of new legal mechanisms in civil turnover.
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