ROLE OF NOTARY IN THE DISPOSAL PROVISION OF GUARANTEES WITH KAFALAH (BANK GUARANTEES) CONTRACT AT PT. BANK SYARIAH MANDIRI SOLO BRANCH

Abstract

This research intends to find out the role of notary in the disposal provision of guarantees with kafalah (bank guarantees) contract at PT. Bank Syariah Mandiri Solo Branch as well as its constraint in that of disposal provision of guarantees with kafalah contract at PT. Bank Syariah Mandiri Solo Branch. This research is based on a field investigation in order to compile primary data required in the area of civil law in general and agreement in particular, law of guarantees and banking and completing it with literary investigation. The data compiled from both field and literary investigations will be analyze as qualitative and later formulated systematically. The research on the role of notary in the disposal provision of guarantees with kafalah (bank guarantees) contract at PT. Bank Syariah Mandiri Solo Branch is a juristic law of investigation with namely juridical and empirical characteristics involving research toward law principles, law comparison, elements and factors correlated to the notary's role in the provision of guarantees with kafalah contract. The role of notary in the disposal provision of guarantees with kafalah (bank guarantees) contract at PT. Bank Syariah Mandiri Solo Branch is naturally considered as very important on its correlation with disposal provision of kafalah contract certificate which is later followed up by bank. Hence, the bank implements financing provision certificate of agreement. Constraints that are showed up to be faced of by the disposal of guarantees by kafalah contract may be sourced from four parties. Those four sources are first coming from the bank which is human resources and procedure of disposal guarantee. Second, from client which is economic condition changes and object of guaranty. Third, coming from the third party which is the comprehension on its guaranty disposal, and the fourth is coming from the notary which is formed as deep accuracy to mold it within officially letter of intent called Notary certificate