Juridical Consequences on Violations of Self Advertising of Land Deed Official via Internet

This research aims to examine the juridical consequences of self-advertising violations committed by Land Deed Making Officials (PPAT) using internet facilities or media. This is important, because with the rapid development of the times, the cycle of life also develops. This is of course due to the rapid development of science and technology. One of the extraordinary developments is the existence of the internet which can access and send information to parts of the world very quickly, and this technological progress is something that is impossible to avoid. So, it is not uncommon for certain parties, both bodies and individuals, to try to advertise themselves through internet media, including PPAT. Even though self-advertising in Article 4 of the Code of Ethics of the Association of Land Deed Officials (IPPAT) is clearly prohibited and PPATs who violate it can be subject to sanctions. However, this is still ongoing, including PPAT in the Municipality of Banda Aceh.