Abstract
The implementation of the teleconference GMS which has been regulated in the Company Law is always related to electronic signatures on the deeds produced. Restrictions on UUJN that have not yet regulated the authority of a notary to make electronic deeds raises problems related to the strength of proof of electronic signatures at GMS teleconferences. The method used in this paper is Normative Juridical and the results of this study indicate that teleconference GMS is still legal to do, but the deed produced must still be made in notarized form.
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