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Modern Communication Technologies in Notification of Notarial Actions in Russia

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  • Olegovna INSHAKOVA

    (Volgograd State University Volgograd Russian Federation)

  • Ivanovich GONCHAROV

    (Volgograd State University Volgograd Russian Federation)

  • Vitaliyevna SMIRENSKAYA

    (Volgograd Institute of Management Branch of the Russian Presidential Academy Volgograd Russian Federation)

  • Vladimirovna DOLINSKAYA

    (Moscow State Law University named after O E Coutafina Moscow Russian Federation)

Abstract

In the article studies modern communication technologies used in the Russian Federation for notarial acts The main provisions of the issues for the development of modern information and telecommunication technologies for organizing notarial activities within the framework of which the main stages of system construction intermediate and final results its targets tasks organizational structure and functions are determined As a basis for providing all types of information interaction the article presents the Unified Information System of the Notariat of Russia The authors studying the novelties of the legislation on the application of information and telecommunication technologies for notarial acts the peculiarities of electronic interaction with the state authorities of the Russian Federation The conclusion is confirmed that the Russian notary is ready to work in the new conditions is focused on those requirements that dictate the modern information space

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  • Olegovna INSHAKOVA & Ivanovich GONCHAROV & Vitaliyevna SMIRENSKAYA & Vladimirovna DOLINSKAYA, 2017. "Modern Communication Technologies in Notification of Notarial Actions in Russia," Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, ASERS Publishing, vol. 8(7), pages 2134-2141.
  • Handle: RePEc:srs:jarle0:v:8:y:2017:i:7:p:2134-2141
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