WHAT IS A MEDIATOR AND HIS/HER DUTIES?
According to Article 1 paragraph 1 of Perma 1/2016, mediation is a method of dispute resolution through a negotiation process with the aim of reaching an agreement between the parties with the assistance of a mediator. In short, the mediator’s job is to help the parties reach an agreement during the mediation process. One of
Read MoreLEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF UNREGISTERED CREDITORS IN HOMOLOGATION
In the process of postponement of debt payment obligations (PKPU), names that are not listed in the list of creditors or receivables are recognized. In other words, receivables are not filed, and the administrator does not verify or match receivables. Therefore, the name is not listed in the peace plan that has been approved by
Read MoreREQUIREMENTS TO OBTAIN A WAREHOUSE REGISTRATION MARK (TDG)
A warehouse is an immovable room that is closed or open with a special purpose to store goods that can be traded and not for one’s own needs, according to the provisions of Article 1 point 41 of PP 29/2021. Types of warehouses consist of closed warehouses and open warehouses. Closed warehouses consist of: Meanwhile,
Read MoreDIFFERENCES IN LAWSUITS GRANTED, REJECTED, AND INADMISSIBLE
The Lawsuit Is Granted The plaintiff can only receive a lawsuit if the reason for the lawsuit can be proven by evidence, as stipulated in Article 1866 of the Civil Code and Article 164 HIR. In short, both articles emphasize that proof must be accompanied by evidence to confirm or deny the rights of others.
Read MoreHOW TO APPLY FOR EXECUTION OF AN ARBITRATION DECISION
According to Article 1 point 1 of the AAPS Law, arbitration is a method of resolving civil disputes outside the public courts based on a written agreement made by the parties to the dispute. Arbitration involves a third party-an authorized umpire or arbitrator-in the process. The arbitration award is final and cannot be appealed, cassated
Read MoreCOURT REJECTS AGREEMENT, DEBT AUTOMATICALLY FORFEITED?
Each party or individual has rights and obligations resulting from the agreement that has been made between them. If one party does not fulfill its obligations voluntarily, the other party or the person who feels aggrieved has the right to sue it legally. The purpose of an agreement is to realize legal binding by fulfilling
Read MoreINDONESIA REGULATION ON NAMING LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES (PT)
A Limited Liability Company (PT) is a legal entity established under an agreement and conducts business with an authorized capital consisting of shares or individual legal entities. A PT fulfills the criteria of micro and small enterprises as stipulated in the law on micro and small enterprises. However, the company name is the name used
Read MoreSIMPLE PROOF IN BANKRUPTCY CASES
According to Article 1 paragraph 1 of the KPKPU Law, bankruptcy is a general confiscation of all assets of a bankrupt debtor, which is administered and paid by a curator under the supervision of a supervisory judge. Basically, the civil principle is proof. Any person who has a right to an object or event must
Read MoreDIFFERENCE BETWEEN SIMPLE PATENT AND PATENT
Article 1 paragraph 1 of the Patent Law, a patent is an exclusive right granted by the state to an inventor of a certain technological invention to do it himself or give approval to other parties to do so. What is meant by “invention” is the inventor’s idea used to solve a particular technological problem,
Read MoreARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI): LEGAL SUBJECT OR LEGAL OBJECT?
AI is rapidly developing in various fields, such as industry, medical, banking, and law. At its core, AI serves as an instrument that assists humans in solving complex tasks. Since AI is a tool or device used by humans to achieve certain goals, most people now see AI as a legal object rather than a
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