Atividade extrajudicial e a lei geral de proteção de dados: os limites da publicidade registral

Larissa Aguida Vilela Pereira de Arruda; Elias Marques de  Medeiros Neto

doi:10.23925/ddem.v.2.n.5.58360

Authors

Larissa Aguida Vilela Pereira de Arruda União das Faculdades Católicas de Mato Grosso, Programa de Pós-Graduação https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8835-1099
Elias Marques de Medeiros Neto Universidade de Marília, UNIMAR, Programa de Pós-Graduação https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1904-6418

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/ddem.v.2.n.5.58360

Keywords:

Information, General data protection law, Extrajudicial services, Privacy, Civil responsibility

Abstract

This article investigates the theme of the General Data Protection Law and its impacts on extrajudicial services. From an exploratory perspective, combined with the appropriation of the qualitative approach, the methodological procedures adopted contributed to the understanding of the Law as a limiting factor to the provision of information that must be provided by the Servants, indicating the point at which such elements converge in the scope of the theme now addressed. With an exploratory bias, combined with the appropriation of qualitative approaches, using the bibliographic and jurisprudential review, with doctrinal research, in articles, legislation and judicial decisions, the method used sought to contemplate arguments and legal support that demonstrate the need to provide such information , with a view to complying with legality, addressing the publicity of registration, evidencing the responsibility of the notary and registrar for possible violations of data formerly entrusted in the exercise of their attributions.

Author Biographies

Larissa Aguida Vilela Pereira de Arruda, União das Faculdades Católicas de Mato Grosso, Programa de Pós-Graduação

Graduated in Law from the University of Cuiabá (2005). She holds a postgraduate degree in State Law with an emphasis on Constitutional Law from Centro Universitário Cândido Rondon (2007) and in Civil Procedural Law from Fundação Escola do Ministério Público (2012). Updating and Improvement Course in Individual, Collective and Procedural Labor Law by the Escola Superior da Magistratura do Trabalho de Mato Grosso - MT (2013). Master in Law from Universidade Portucalense (2021). She was a lawyer from 2005 to 2017. She was the Civil Registry of Natural Persons of the District of Salvador-Subdistrict Bom Jesus from 03/2017 to 08/2019. She was Notary Public and Civil Registrar in Ipiranga do Sul-RS from 08/2019 to 08/2020; Notary and Registrar in the Municipality of Sítio Novo - MA, from 08/2020 to 03/2021. She is currently Notary and Registrar in Cuiabá-MT, in the Judiciary District of Coxipó do Ouro, and University Professor at UNIFACC-MT. Member of the Contemporary Civil Law Research Group (2021-current). Member of the Contemporary Civil Law Laboratory (2020-current). Master's student in Law at UNOESC. Doctoral student in Law at UMSA.

Elias Marques de Medeiros Neto, Universidade de Marília, UNIMAR, Programa de Pós-Graduação

Post-Doctorate in Civil Procedural Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon (2015). Post-Doctorate in Democracy and Human Rights, focusing on Civil Procedural Law, at the Faculty of Law of the University of Coimbra/Ius Gentium Conimbrigae (2019). Post-Doctorate in Social Rights, focusing on Civil Procedural Law, at the Faculty of Law of the University of Salamanca (2022). Doctor (2014) and Master (2009) in Civil Procedural Law from PUC/SP. MBA in Business Management from FGV (2012). Specialist in Economics and Company Law from FGV (2006). Specializations in Civil Procedural Law (2004) and Contract Law (2005) by IICS/CEU. MBA in Agribusiness from USP (2022/2023). Specialization in Agrarian and Agribusiness Law from FMP (2022/2023). Executive Graduate in Negotiation (2013) and Mediation (2015) Programs at Harvard Law School. Executive Graduate in Business & Compliance at the University of Central Florida - UCF (2017). Executive Graduate in International Commercial Mediation and Arbitration from the American University / Washington College of Law (2018). Executive Graduate at U.S. Legal Practice and ADR by Pepperdine University/Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution (2020). Extension Course in Arbitration (2016) and in Corporate Law (2017) by IICS/CEU. Bachelor of Laws from USP (2001). Professor of Civil Procedural Law in the Master's and Doctoral Course at the University of Marilia - Unimar (since 2014), in the CEU-Law Specialization courses (since 2016) and at Facamp's graduation (since 2021). Collaborating Professor in the field of Civil Procedural Law in Lato Sensu Postgraduate and Update courses (especially EPD, Mackenzie, PUC/SP-Cogeae, UCDB, and USP-AASP). Attorney. Dispute Resolution Partner at TozziniFreire Advogados (since 2021). He served as Executive Legal Director and Legal Director of companies in the Cosan Group (2009 to 2021). He was a senior associate at Barbosa Mussnich e Aragão Advogados (2002/2009). Appointed by the legal executive analysis magazine as the most admired legal executive in Brazil in the 2018 and 2020 editions. In the same magazine, nominated as one of the ten most admired legal executives in Brazil (2016/2019), and as one of the 20 most admired (2015/2017). Received from the Federal Council of the OAB, in January 2016, the Troféu Mérito da Advocacia Raymundo Faoro. Appointed as one of the 5 best litigation managers in Latin America, in 2017, by the Latin American Corporate Counsel Association - Lacca. Listed in 2017 on The Legal 500s GC Powerlist Brazil: Teams. In 2019, he received, in 2019, from Associação Brasil Líderes, the Commendation of Excellence and Quality Brazil 2019, Professional of the Year / National Highlight category. Received the Academic Merit Medal from ESA-OABSP (2021). Listed, in 2021, as one of the most admired lawyers in Brazil by Análise 500. Recommended Litigation Lawyer na Latin Lawyer 250 / 2021. Author of books and articles in the field of Civil Procedural Law. Founding member and Director of Ceapro-Center for Advanced Process Studies (since 2014). President of the Civil Procedural Law Commission of the OAB/SP, Pinheiros (since 2013). Chairman of the IASP Energy Commission (since 2013). Vice President of the Civil Procedural Law Commission of the OAB/SP (since 2019). Curator of the CRA/SP legal department cell (since 2016). Member of the Governance and Scientific committees of Instituto Articule (since 2018). Member of Camarb's list of arbitrators. Member of the Brazilian Institute of Business Law and Ethics - IBDEE. Member of the Brazilian Institute of Procedural Law (IBDP). He was chairman of the Legal Security Defense Committee of the Federal Council of the OAB (2015/2016), Counselor of CORT/FIESP (2017), Coordinator of the Civil Procedural Law Center of ESA-OAB/SP (2019/2021) and Secretary of CFOAB Civil Procedural Law Commission (2019/2021).

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