A tecnologia no âmbito do registro de imóveis como instrumento da solidariedade na concretização da dignidade humana, no processo das intersecções jurídicas entre o público e o privado derivado do constitucionalismo contemporâneo brasileiro.

Abstract

The Property Registry in Brazil has its legal origin with the promulgation of Budgetary Law No. 317, on October 21, 1843. Created with the purpose of registering only mortgages, its jurisdiction was significantly expanded with Law No. 1,237/1864, also adding the registration of all property transfers and constitution of real liens. Since its inception until today, the routine in Property Registration Services has undergone profound changes, but it is certainly in the current scenario that it is possible to see technological innovations adding in terms of transparency, speed, security and solidarity. The use of technology tools by the Property Registry, both by the Notary's representatives and by its users, determines the realization of Human Dignity, instrumentalized by Solidarity, when it allows easy access and without intermediaries to the Property Registry Services, with a greater range and lower cost. Given the size and relevance of the challenge of establishing a legal system consistent with the Federal Constitution, the question arises: the use of technological tools within the scope of the Electronic Property Registration System (SREI), by people using the system, determines the achievement of Human Dignity, instrumentalized by Solidarity, within the process of legal intersections between the public and the private derived from contemporary constitutionalism? Thus, the general objective is to verify whether the use of technological tools within the scope of the Electronic Property Registration System (SREI), by people using the system, determines the achievement of Human Dignity, instrumentalized by Solidarity, within the process of intersections legal relations between the public and the private derived from contemporary constitutionalism, when it allows access to the services of the Property Registry, to people, with greater scope, greater speed, transparency, protection from legal security and a lower cost. Using the hypothetical-deductive method, it is evident that the implementation of technological tools in the routine of registration activities promote speed in resolving demands, demonstrating that technology can be a device that guarantees the social function of property.