Abstract
The legal problems of cooperation agreements between Banks and Notaries in Indonesia are actions or acts that injure human dignity. Notaries have a dominant position over their clients, so they have the potential to side with certain banks or developers. Even though notaries have a prohibition according to the Notary Code of Ethics Article 4 paragraph (4), the obligation to act impartially Article 16 paragraph (1) letter (a) UUJN. This research is a normative juridical research using statutory approach (Statute Approach) and Conceptual Approach. The results of the study found that the notary could potentially be negligent in respecting human dignity by having a cooperation agreement or becoming a bank partner or any other refined terminology, as if that could be justified, even though it is not in accordance with the values or legal principles and values of the Indonesian people. So that if there are actions that are inappropriate among notaries which are then not oriented towards fulfilling human dignity and have the potential for a dispute to occur which can harm other parties, then dignified justice can be a reference in making decisions, both by the Indonesian Notary Association Organization, the Honorary Council Notary and court.
 Keywords: Notary Public servant; Dominant; and Dignified Justice.
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