CONFLICT BETWEEN THE PRINCIPLE OF ADVERTISING TREATED IN LAW 6.015/73 AND SENSITIVE DATA PROCESSED BY THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION LAW - LGPD IN EXTRAJUDICIAL SERVICES

Abstract

The theme of the work has as its central question the objective of analyzing the implementation of the General Law on the Protection of Personal Data in the context of notarial and registry activity. This study was guided by a general objective of demonstrating how the Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil of 1988 deals with the powers of federated entities, providing them with autonomy to deal with public management, guaranteeing the transparency of extrajudicial procedures, while protecting the privacy of individuals. The methodology used was through legal research, of an exploratory nature, being bibliographic and documentary, with qualitative analyses, considering that they were doctrinal and jurisprudential observations regarding the right to publicity of acts. Highlighting the importance of the principle of publicity in protecting rights and the effectiveness of notary acts, in addition to emphasizing the importance of protecting the privacy and personal data of notary users. Based on constitutional federative powers, whose theoretical approach method was deductive. Among the results of exercises, it has been demonstrated that publicity of acts is of paramount importance. Given this situation, it is recommended to apply the principle of balancing or proportionality in order to avoid harm to the essential fundamental right.