A Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados em face da publicidade das serventias extrajudiciais: análise nos serviços notariais e registrais de Minas Gerais

Abstract

With the advancement of the provision of private and public services in a computerized way, the LGPD was enacted aimed at the processing of personal data, with the objective of protecting the fundamental rights of freedom and privacy and the free development of the personality of the natural person in the face of the advancement of information technologies and the computerization of various services, private and public. In this sense, the extrajudicial services of Minas Gerais, governed by Laws nº 6.015/73, 8.935/94 and Provision nº 93/2020 and whose main function is publicity by allowing the unrestricted issuance of certificates of their acts, must adapt to the guidelines provided for by the LGPD. However, Provision No. 134/22 CNJ, seeking to implement the guidelines provided for in the LGPD, allowed the restriction of the issuance of these certificates. This research sought to carry out the analysis of this antinomy and concluded that there is a need to review and harmonize the rules, in search of a more adequate solution to reconcile the protection of personal data with the duty to provide certificates, in the face of the existing legislative contradiction.